Senior Human Resources Manager - NHS Hull

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Senior Human Resources Manager
All posts are restricted to employees at risk of redundancy within the NHS Humber Cluster in the first instance, in accordance with the internal process for filling posts within a new structure. Where the post is not appointed to following this internal process, in line with the regional clearing house arrangements (September 2010) applications will then be considered from; employees at risk of organisational change; employees affected by change, staff at risk within NHS Yorkshire and the Humber Cluster. If following these stages the post remains vacant, all other applicants will be considered.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Human Resources Manager to support the NHS Humber Cluster Primary Care Trusts and Care Trust Plus in managing the transition from current NHS arrangements to the new NHS architecture as required under the proposed Health and Social Care Bill.

Working to the NHS Humber Cluster Director of Human Resources, you will manage an HR transition team and work closely with Directors, HR Leads and senior managers to ensure that the HR transition action plans are delivered to challenging timescales. You will support the -organisational change programme and manage complex workforce issues, including staff consultation, redeployment processes and effective transfer of staff under TUPE/COSOP arrangements to new organisations. This will require working in partnership with Directors and senior managers with HR Leads, fellow HR professionals and Trade Union Representatives across the Cluster in supporting these processes. 

You will need to be an established HR Generalist working at a senior level with excellent communication skills, with experience of working in a complex organisation, with the ability to prioritise a demanding workload. Experience of leading the workforce elements of service redesign and organisational change, including TUPE/COSOP transfers is essential. 

The successful candidate will need to be CIPD qualified to graduate level.

In Cases when a vacancy receives a high number of applications, we may bring the closing date forward. You are therefore advised to submit your completed application as early as possible.

If you are successfully shortlisted we will contact you via the email address that you have applied from. Please ensure you check your emails regularly.

Please note that upon appointment, new starters will commence at the bottom of the relevant pay band until any previous NHS service has been verified. 

The PCT/CTP are positive about employing people with disabilities. If you require your application in a different format please contact Human Resources as soon as possible. 

The PCT/CTP are positive about mental health and has mechanisms in place to support and guide potential job applicants. Please see Positive Assets' below for more information.

The PCT/CTP are committed to improving working lives and encourages flexible working. 

Please note: if you do not hear any more within 4 weeks of the closing date then unfortunately your application will not have proved appropriate for short-listing. 

We are unable to accept CVs unless they accompany a fully completed application form.

No Agencies please.