Head of Human Resources in Swindon

Head of Human Resources in Swindon

Swindon Full-Time On-site
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This Head of Human Resources post leads the people service at Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, a community and mental health provider covering Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. The role oversees a team handling employee relations, organisational change, workforce transformation, performance and sickness absence casework, and advises directors and managers on workforce strategy. The postholder would also work with staff-side representatives and partners across the Cornwall system to reshape HR services. Fit depends on a master's-level or equivalent qualification, Chartered CIPD membership and an accredited mediation qualification.

What the job involves

  • Lead a team of HR professionals covering employee relations, organisational change, workforce transformation, performance management, sickness absence and complex casework
  • Lead the next phase of HR transformation and anticipate future workforce challenges
  • Provide trusted advice and strategic workforce leadership to directors, senior leaders and managers
  • Keep the HR service responsive, customer-focused and solutions-driven
  • Develop new approaches to HR delivery, embrace technology and improve services continuously
  • Work with senior leaders, staff-side representatives and partners across the Cornwall system
  • Negotiate and resolve complex workforce challenges to support organisational priorities
  • Promote organisational health, inclusion, wellbeing and a restorative just culture
  • Link workforce experience to community wellbeing and quality of care

Qualifications

  • Educated to master's level or equivalent knowledge gained through experience
  • Evidence of recent and ongoing continuing professional development
  • Chartered member of the CIPD as a minimum
  • Postgraduate-level specialist HR knowledge, or equivalent advanced training and substantial relevant experience
  • Accredited qualification in mediation

Experience

  • Working as a strategic business partner
  • Developing and implementing organisation-wide policies
  • Significant experience of change management
  • Leading workforce transformation

Skills & knowledge

  • Deep expertise in employment law and workforce practice
  • Ability to influence and build credibility
  • Relationship-building, negotiation and communication skills

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The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team