Manager People, Culture & Capability - Dunedin

Presbyterian Support Otago; Dunedin; On-site; NZD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

HRNZ membership

Birthday leave

Staff benefits

Job summary

Presbyterian Support Otago in Dunedin seeks a senior Manager, People, Culture & Capability to lead the PCC function and a capable team. You will shape people strategy, workforce planning and organisational development while fostering a restorative culture and strong leadership across the organisation.

You will bring deep PCC leadership experience, strong NZ employment relations knowledge, and a collaborative style to develop leaders and build capability across PSO.

Qualifications

• Senior People & Culture/HR leadership experience.
• Strong employment and industrial relations capability.
• Experience leading organisational change and capability development.
• Ability to coach and influence experienced leaders.
• Experience working constructively with unions.
• Strong analytical judgement and use of workforce information to improve decisions.
• Experience leading and developing a professional PCC team.
• Commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and growing bicultural capability.

Responsibilities

• Lead the People, Culture & Capability function and PCC team.
• Develop and implement people strategy, workforce planning and organisational development.
• Foster a restorative culture and positive employee experience.
• Oversee employment relations, health and wellbeing, payroll and systems oversight.
• Drive organisational change and build leadership capability across PSO.

Skills

People leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Industrial relations

Change management

Coaching

Unions collaboration

Workforce analytics

Team development

Te Tiriti partnership

Job description

Manager People, Culture & Capability - Dunedin

Presbyterian Support Otago – Dunedin, South Island

• Lead our people strategy. Grow leadership capability. Help shape a restorative culture.

At Presbyterian Support Otago (PSO), people and relationships sit at the heart of what we do.

For almost 120 years, we have walked alongside people across Otago – supporting older people, whānau, children and communities through aged care, social services and community-based programmes. Today, more than 600 employees and 500 volunteers contribute to that work.

We are looking for an experienced Manager People, Culture & Capability to join our Senior Leadership Team and lead the next stage of development of our people function.

This is a broad and influential leadership role. You will help shape organisational culture and capability, strengthen the confidence of our leaders and managers, and ensure our people systems and practices support excellent, sustainable services.

A particular focus will be helping us continue to build a restorative culture – one in which relationships matter, expectations are clear, people are empowered to exercise leadership within their areas of responsibility, and challenges are addressed constructively.

The opportunity

Reporting to the Chief Executive, you will lead a highly capable People, Culture & Capability team and work alongside leaders across PSO.

A key part of your role will be creating the conditions for great people leadership across the organisation – providing specialist expertise, coaching and practical support while building the capability and confidence of our people leaders to lead their teams well.

You’ll bring sound judgement and expertise to complex issues, while strengthening the systems, information, tools and leadership capability that enable good decisions and effective people management across PSO.

Your portfolio is broad and includes:

• people strategy and workforce planning
• organisational and leadership development
• restorative culture and employee experience
• employment and industrial relations
• organisational change
• health, safety and wellbeing
• payroll and people systems oversight
• workforce information and insight
• leadership and development of the PCC team.

About you

You will be an experienced people leader who can move comfortably between the strategic and the practical.

You’ll understand the technical foundations of a strong PCC function, including New Zealand employment relations and legislation, but we’re equally interested in how you lead.

You’ll be someone who builds trusted relationships, asks good questions, brings clarity to complexity and influences effectively. You will have an enabling leadership style, with a track record of building capability and confidence in others and creating the conditions for people to take ownership and succeed.

If you’re an experienced people leader excited by the opportunity to grow leadership capability, strengthen culture and help an organisation keep getting better, we’d love to hear from you.

We’d particularly value:

• senior People & Culture/HR leadership experience
• strong employment and industrial relations capabilityexperience leading organisational change and capability development
• the ability to coach and influence experienced leaders
• experience working constructively with unionsstrong analytical judgement and an interest in using workforce information to improve decisions
• experience leading and developing a professional team
• a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and continuing to grow bicultural capability.

Experience in health, aged care, social services or the not-for-profit sector would be useful, but isn’t essential.

Why PSO?

You’ll be joining an organisation with a strong history and a clear appetite to keep evolving.

This role offers the opportunity to influence organisation-wide strategy, work closely with senior leaders and lead a capable PCC team – while contributing to services that make a tangible difference in communities across Otago.

We are founded in our Christian faith and act with the values of integrity, respect, courage, manaaki and aroha.

We offer professional development, HRNZ membership, birthday leave and a range of staff benefits.

Interested?

If you’re an experienced senior People & Culture leader who is excited by the opportunity to build capability rather than dependency, strengthen culture and help an organisation keep getting better, we’d love to hear from you.

For further information, contact Robbie Moginie, Chief Executive, on 027 772 0010.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received and we may appoint before the closing date.

Please apply only if you have the legal right to work in New Zealand.