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Institution: University of Lincoln
United Kingdom
Retrieved : 2017-07-09 Expired
Description :

From high student satisfaction to a culture of continuous improvement, the University of Lincoln has so much to offer. We are continuously striving to improve and develop - which makes this an exciting place to be. As our HR Change and Transformation Manager, you will join a department with its sights set on tomorrow and enjoy a great opportunity to contribute to the University's ambitious strategic plan.

As part of the HR operations team, working across the HR department and with senior stakeholders across the University you will shape, design and manage the implementation of transformational change projects and programmes across the University to deliver business goals within a changing and evolving environment.

We are not looking for a traditional project manager; to excel at this role you will need to work with all levels of the University to build relationships with key managers at all levels across the business to identify change requirements, deliver projects successfully and identify and manager risk.

With no room to hide behind project plans this is a hands on role, and the post holder will often need to take an active part in the project itself to ensure that timescales are met, and outcomes are achieved.

You will have significant experience of change management in an HR environment within a large organisation or public body. A generalist background means you will understand the HR operational context in which you will be operating as well as connecting these to wider strategic objecitves. You will advocate best practice and provide advice, guidance and challenge to deliver pragmatic solutions for the University.

Closing Date: 09 Jul 2017
Category: Administrative and Professional Support





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