Director, Regional HR Lead - AU & Poland

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20 days ago
Type
Full time
Salary
Salary not provided

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πŸ“‹ Description

  • Translate global People strategy into regional plans that reflect local market, cultural and legal
  • Coach and advise leaders and managers, including on employment legislation in Australia and Poland
  • Support performance and development end-to-end (probation reviews, PIPs, feedback, exit
  • Handle employee relations matters, including investigations, restructures and redundancies, with
  • Stay current on legislative requirements and keep our policies and practices compliant with local
  • Spot operational gaps and risks, then develop and maintain local policies and best practices that

🎯 Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree preferred.
  • 8+ years in People & Culture, HR Business Partner, HR Manager or Senior HR roles, ideally in a
  • Working knowledge of Australian employment legislation, with hands-on experience handling ER
  • Experience identifying organisational needs and rolling out programs that improve capability
  • Strong relationship-building and coaching skills across diverse stakeholders, with sound judgment
  • Excellent written, verbal and visual communication and organisational skills. You can juggle

🎁 Benefits

  • Quarterly wellbeing day off - Four additional days off annually for your 'YOU' Days
  • Wellbeing and technology allowance
  • Annual flu vaccinations
  • Hybrid flexibility for this role
  • Nearmap subscription (of course!)
  • Stocked kitchen with access to all the snacks you need
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