Are you a passionate and skilled Human Resources Leader looking for the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution in the disability services sector?
This exciting opening, due to a promotion within our team, offers a negotiable salary alongside attractive benefits.
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Diversity and Inclusion
Hybrid work environment
Location Negotiable Dubbo (preferred), Orange, Bathurst or Wagga Wagga. Some travel will be required.
About the role
The People and Culture Manager leads a team of three, driving proactive strategies and managing services encompassing misconduct, performance, return to work, employee engagement and retention. This role is also key to the successful delivery of organisational change projects.
About us
Westhaven is and will continue to be the provider of choice for disability support services and accommodation across regional NSW. Westhaven provides client-centric, high-quality programs and activities that provide whole-of-life support for people with disability, including offering houses that are homes, enabling choice and control and supporting clients to live life the way they choose.
Key responsibilities:
Coach, guide and support management and team with people management matters
Employee relations and engagement
Manage misconduct, performance and return to work at Westhaven including reporting on trends, and proactive approaches to create a safe and respectful work environment
Retention and Engagement Strategies, Diversity and inclusion strategies and Leadership development
Policy, procedure and practices development and review
To be at the forefront of this opportunity you will have:
Knowledge
Contemporary knowledge of human resource organisational policies and practices
Knowledge of current employment legislation
Knowledge and demonstrated ability in sound case and investigation management
Skills
Advanced problem solving capabilities, confidence and emotional intelligence that enable you to negotiate and resolve complex situations
Professional relationship management and influencing skills, with a service oriented outlook
Highly developed organisational skills and capacity to prioritise competing demands
Highly developed interpersonal communication including both written and oral skills
Effective conflict resolution skills, negotiation, mediation and decision-making skills
Experience
Willingness to be a team player, with a high attention to detail and systems oriented approach to work
The ability to interact positively at all levels, including dealing professionally with managers and staff from a broad range of educational and cultural backgrounds.
Experience in a highly regulated environment such as disability, aged care or health would be highly regarded.
Essential requirements of the role:
A current NSW Driver’s licence
The ability to obtain and maintain a paid Working with Children Check (WWCC)
The ability to obtain and maintain a National Disability Insurance Scheme Workers Check (NDISWC)
About applying:
Please submit your CV and a cover letter addressing your abilities to undertake the key responsibilities of this role.
We encourage diversity and inclusion:
Westhaven is passionate about social justice and diversity and is committed to being an EEO employer. We embrace diversity in our workforce and encourage applications from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, including those from Aboriginal, Torres Strait Island heritage and people with lived experience of disability.
For more information or confidential enquiries please email Kylie Peacock, Director, People and Culture at kylie.peacock@westhaven.org.au
Applications close: 23 May 2025