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Macmillan Cancer Support is seeking a Head of Workforce and Organisation Design to build and lead a multifunctional team, shaping strategic workforce planning and organisational design. The role focuses on developing capability, structures and ways of working to deliver Macmillan’s strategy.
You will use workforce data to drive decisions, collaborate with senior leaders, and create new approaches where no established model exists, with hybrid working and a London-based presence.
Permanent
Full time (34.5 hours) we are open to a conversation about how you work these hours
Hybrid - Split between home and our London Office Our Hybrid model for this role will mean 1 day per week in the office.
Salary Range - £78,000 - £86,000
Macmillan Cancer Support exists to do whatever it takes to support people living with cancer. To deliver on this ambition, we are creating a Macmillan that is fit for the future with the skills and capabilities needed to help more people living with cancer, and the Head of Workforce and Organisation Design is a pivotal role in this. Macmillan currently has no shared way of planning its workforce or designing its structures. You will build that from scratch. We’re looking for an ambitious Head of Workforce and Organisation who, through strong, engaging and inclusive leadership, will help Macmillan build the capability, structures and ways of working needed to deliver its strategy now and in the future. This is an exciting opportunity to shape how Macmillan plans, develops its people and organises itself to deliver its strategy.
Reporting to the Director of Organisational Effectiveness, you’ll lead a specialist team covering workforce insights, skills and job architecture, and talent and career pathways. Working closely with senior leaders across Macmillan, you’ll turn workforce data and insight into practical decisions that strengthen our organisational effectiveness.
You’ll be an experienced leader in strategic workforce planning and organisation design, with a track record of building and embedding new approaches in complex organisations.
You’ll bring:
Experience in job architecture, workforce cost modelling, and the impact of AI and automation on future workforce needs would be an advantage.
This is your opportunity to build something that will have a lasting impact. You’ll shape how Macmillan plans its workforce, develops future capabilities and adapts to a changing world, working with leaders across the organisation to turn our strategy into action.
By helping us become a more connected, effective and future-ready organisation, you’ll play an important role in enabling Macmillan to support more people living with cancer.