A preventative approach to employee wellbeing is a focus for us at the James Paget University Hospital and to embed this approach we are seeking a HR Project Lead with generalist HR experience to work collaboratively with our Wellbeing Manager, and Operational and Clinical colleagues to develop, lead and implement plans for sustained improvements. This is an opportunity to support frontline NHS colleagues and make a real difference to service delivery.
The successful candidate will be joining our small, friendly, and supportive People & Culture Business Partnering Team where a performance driven, collaborative and flexible approach to work in a busy acute hospital environment is essential. Our team work flexibly and the successful candidate will have opportunities for hybrid working but the ability to attend meetings with project stakeholders onsite is required.
This is a 1 year Fixed Term full-time role which will report to the Employee Relations Manager, working closely with managers and employees, focusing primarily on the prevention and management of mental health and musculo-skeletal-related sickness absence. This role will involve developing, implementing and evidence-based plans which align with HR best practice and Just and Learning Culture, engagement with different professional leads and staff-side will support sustained success. Leadership Development and Coaching will be a key focus of the role.
We are looking for a CIPD qualified candidate who:
Collaborative working with Organisational Development to develop tools, coach and develop manager skills around proactively supporting staff wellbeing (Wellbeing Fundamentals) and the effective management of absence, aligned to best practice.
Proactive, timely, dedicated case management working alongside line managers, prioritising longest durations and most frequent occurrences of absence.
Please refer to the Job Description for the full specification of responsibilities and requirements for this post. We welcome discussions on secondment opportunities from partner organisations, supporting development and collaboration across the system.
A preventative approach to employee wellbeing is a focus for us at the James Paget University Hospital and to embed this approach we are seeking a HR Project Lead with generalist HR experience to work collaboratively with our Wellbeing Manager, and Operational and Clinical colleagues to develop, lead and implement plans for sustained improvements. This is an opportunity to support frontline NHS colleagues and make a real difference to service delivery.
The successful candidate will be joining our small, friendly, and supportive People & Culture Business Partnering Team where a performance driven, collaborative and flexible approach to work in a busy acute hospital environment is essential. Our team work flexibly and the successful candidate will have opportunities for hybrid working but the ability to attend meetings with project stakeholders onsite is required.
This is a 1 year Fixed Term full-time role which will report to the Employee Relations Manager, working closely with managers and employees, focusing primarily on the prevention and management of mental health and musculo-skeletal-related sickness absence. This role will involve developing, implementing and evidence-based plans which align with HR best practice and Just and Learning Culture, engagement with different professional leads and staff-side will support sustained success. Leadership Development and Coaching will be a key focus of the role.
We are looking for a CIPD qualified candidate who:
Collaborative working with Organisational Development to develop tools, coach and develop manager skills around proactively supporting staff wellbeing (Wellbeing Fundamentals) and the effective management of absence, aligned to best practice.
Proactive, timely, dedicated case management working alongside line managers, prioritising longest durations and most frequent occurrences of absence.
Please refer to the Job Description for the full specification of responsibilities and requirements for this post. We welcome discussions on secondment opportunities from partner organisations, supporting development and collaboration across the system.