Enable job alerts via email!
A leading community housing organization is seeking an Organisational Development & Human Resources Manager to lead transformative change across the group. The role involves driving forward the transformation strategy and supporting senior management. The ideal candidate has experience in HR, excellent communication skills, and is educated to degree level. A generous benefits package and hybrid working model are offered.
Argyll Community Housing Association Hybrid, Argyll & Bute
Organisational Development & Human Resources Manager
Salary: £54,112-£63,377 per annum (pro rata)
Working Pattern: 35hrs per week Monday to Friday – Permanent
Location: Hybrid working, can be based in any of our offices across Argyll & Bute (including Helensburgh, Dunoon, Oban, Lochgilphead, Bute, Campbeltown and Islay)
To support our ambitious and exciting transformational change activities, Argyll Community Housing Association is seeking to recruit a highly skilled and motivated individual, experienced in change management and all aspects of HR and employee relations. The OD & HR Manager will lead the Group’s Organisational Development, Human Resources, Payroll and Training Services, ensuring that statutory and regulatory requirements are met, and by providing a high quality people service to all departments, managers and employees of the ACHA group.
The role will primarily involve driving forward the group transformation strategy, to enable structural, behavioural and cultural change across the ACHA group, including ourrepairs and maintenance subsidiary company. This will be achieved through supporting senior management and colleagues in promoting and implementing effective people strategies, and developing and maintaining positive working relationships across the group to deliver a programme of organisational development and continual improvement.
You should be a great communicator, with strong relationship building skills and experience in negotiation and mediation, with experience in providing professional advice and solutions on a wide range of organisational development and human resource matters. You also need to be educated to degree level in a related discipline, and have professional membership of the CIPD. It is envisaged that due to the current transformation programme being undertaken, this postholder will need to be available to travel to some of our office locations as part of their hybrid role. If that sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.
In exchange, ACHA provides a generous benefits package including