Head of HR - Scotland (Forth Ports) in Falkirk

Head of HR - Scotland (Forth Ports) in Falkirk

Falkirk Full-Time 51750 - 63250 £ / year (est.) No working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead HR strategy and operations for Scotland's largest port operator.
  • Company: Join Forth Ports, a key player in Scotland's transport and logistics sector.
  • Benefits: Autonomy to influence, competitive salary, and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Other info: Be part of a dynamic team focused on safety and organisational effectiveness.
  • Why this job: Shape the future workforce and make a real impact on people and performance.
  • Qualifications: Senior HR leadership experience, expertise in employment law, and strong stakeholder management skills.

The predicted salary is between 51750 - 63250 £ per year.

About Forth Ports Forth Ports is one of the UK’s largest port operators and a major piece of Scotland’s transport, logistics, and industrial infrastructure.

They own and operate eight commercial ports across Scotland and England, handling cargo, logistics, marine services, offshore energy projects, and property development.

About the Role Forth Ports are looking for an exceptional Head of HR – Scotland Region to join their leadership team and play a pivotal role in delivering their people strategy across Scotland.

The Head of HR – Scotland Region is accountable for translating the Group People Plan into clear regional priorities and delivering a people agenda that supports the safe and sustainable delivery of the business strategy.

Reporting to the Chief People Officer, the role is a key member of the Scotland Regional Leadership Team and works in close partnership with the Regional Director and senior leaders to shape and deliver the region’s people priorities.

The role provides strategic people leadership and ensures strong operational delivery.

It offers constructive challenge and expert guidance, shapes organisational and job design and workforce capability, and ensures regional priorities are delivered effectively.

The role is accountable for all Scotland HR activity, including employment relations, industrial relations, trade union engagement and collective bargaining, in line with Group policies, governance requirements and agreed ways of working.

It also contributes to Group people priorities and leads or sponsors relevant Group-wide activities and projects Person Specification Significant senior HR leadership experience within a large unionised, complex, multi-site environment Proven expertise in employment law, industrial relations, organisational change and workforce transformation Strong track record of building productive relationships with trade unions and employee representatives Experience influencing senior stakeholders and operating at Executive leadership level Demonstrated success leading change, improving organisational effectiveness and driving business performance through people Fellow or Chartered CIPD qualification (or equivalent senior professional experience) Why Join Forth Ports?

This is an outstanding opportunity to shape the future workforce of a business where people, safety and performance are at the heart of everything we do.

You’ll have the autonomy and influence to make a meaningful impact across a major region while contributing to wider Group people priorities and strategic projects.

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We think you need these skills to ace Head of HR - Scotland (Forth Ports) in Falkirk

Senior HR Leadership
Employment Law Expertise
Industrial Relations
Organisational Change Management
Workforce Transformation
Trade Union Engagement
Collective Bargaining