Deputy Head of People and Culture in Nottingham

Deputy Head of People and Culture in Nottingham

Nottingham Full-Time On-site
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This post sits in the People and Culture function at Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, supporting the Forensic Care Group and corporate services on a developmental basis from Band 7 to 8a. The work centres on acting as a strategic people partner, shaping workforce strategy and advising on organisational change and employee relations. Hybrid working is offered, but a visible presence across dispersed forensic sites is essential. Applicants need senior generalist HR experience in a unionised setting and CIPD membership.

What the job involves

  • Provide strategic people leadership across the services supported and help shape workforce strategy
  • Act as a strategic people partner to operational leaders, managers and colleagues
  • Advise on organisational change, workforce planning and employee relations
  • Support delivery of the Care Group's objectives and the Trust People Plan
  • Coach and influence senior stakeholders to meet their strategic objectives
  • Lead on staff engagement and learning and organisational development
  • Deliver solutions to complex people challenges
  • Maintain a visible presence across the forensic service sites

What’s required

Qualifications

  • Relevant professional or management qualification to master's level, or equivalent HR experience
  • Chartered CIPD membership

Registration & licences

  • Maintain professional registration with the CIPD

Experience

  • Significant senior-level generalist HR experience in a complex organisation
  • Experience of working in a complex unionised environment
  • Experience across the full range of employee relations matters
  • Proven track record of improving workforce metrics and solving complex people challenges
  • Proven partnership working with operational services, People & Culture teams, Staff Side and system partners

Skills & knowledge

  • Excellent communication, coaching and influencing skills
  • Ability to shape strategic thinking
  • Expertise across the full People & Culture portfolio, including organisational change
  • Up to date knowledge of employment legislation
  • Up to date knowledge of NHS and national, regional and local strategies

Other

  • Commitment to modelling and promoting Trust values

Nice to have

  • MCIPD professional registration
  • Agenda for Change job evaluation training
  • Experience of project management
  • Experience of working within a mental health, forensic or community trust

What’s offered

  • Employee-led staff networks, including EDI, Green Champions, Freedom to Speak Up, Health and Wellbeing Champions and Menopause Champions
  • In-house occupational health and staff counselling services
  • Support from a dedicated Health and Wellbeing team
  • Hybrid working
  • Developmental progression from Band 7 to Band 8a on achieving defined competencies and objectives

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The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team