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A government department in the UK seeks a Business Change Manager to lead delivery for projects of varying complexity. This role involves collaborating with stakeholders, assessing impacts of change, and strategically managing communications to facilitate business readiness. The position is available full-time, with the possibility of compressed hours and requires regular travel to other locations.
The Home Office works to build a safe, fair and prosperous UK. We achieve this through our work on counter‑terrorism, policing, crime, drugs policy, immigration and passports.
Home Office Digital designs, builds and develops services for the rest of the department and for government. Every year our systems support up to 3 million visa applications, checks on 100 million border crossings, up to 8 million passport applications and deliver 140 million police checks on people, vehicles and property.
The Business Change Manager works proactively with Business Change Managers and Leads to ensure the business is prepared and ready to adopt and embed new ways of working, enabling realisation of project or programme benefits.
As a Business Change Manager, you will be a confident collaborator, building strong stakeholder relationships. You will prepare and deliver co‑ordinated business change activities using recognised business change tools and methodologies.
Demonstrating strong communication skills, you will create support for change, understand impacts, and implement identified activities required for successful delivery.
Please ensure you read the Project Delivery Capability Frameworkhereand Project Delivery Accreditation details in full prior to applying.
Due to the business requirements of this role, it is only available on a full-time basis. However, compressed hours are available.
Regular travel to other Home Office locations will be required. This may include overnight stays. Any associated costs will be reimbursed in line with Home Office policy.