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Social Worker - Assessment Service | Peterborough City Council Ref: PCC RQ1715703 Location: Sand Martin House / Hybrid WFH / Agile working The team operates on a three-week duty rota, meaning each team is only responsible for new referrals once every three weeks. When teams are on duty it is expected that Social Workers are in the office Duration: 12 weeksHours: 37 hours per weekPay: £39.00 per hour (Umbrella) About the Role Peterborough City Council is seeking an experienced Social Worker to join their Assessment Service. This is a vital frontline role responding to referrals where there are concerns around a child's safety or wellbeing. Working within a supportive team structure, you will investigate concerns, assess risk, and ensure children's voices are central in all decision-making. You will carry a varied caseload of statutory assessments and have the support of dedicated business support and practitioners. Key Responsibilities • Undertake Section 17 Single Assessments and Section 47 Enquiries, • Complete high-quality assessments within statutory timescales, • Participate in Initial Child Protection Conferences and Child in Need meetings, • Conduct home visits and direct work with children and families, • Prepare Section 7 reports for private law proceedings where required, • Work effectively within a three-week duty rota structure, • When on duty: Social Workers are expected to work from the office You will have access to: Advice & Information Officer Children's Social Care Practitioner Dedicated Business Support This helps minimise administrative pressure and allows you to focus on direct work with families. What We're Looking For • Qualified Social Worker (SWE registered), • Strong experience in Children's Services and statutory assessments, • Ability to work in a fast-paced assessment environment

Job Title: Contact Manager Salary: Negotiable depending on experience Benefits: 28 days annual leave (inclusive of Bank Holidays) rising by a day per year up to 5 years, option to buy further weeks annual leave. Company pension, free parking and cold/hot drinks. Hours: Monday to Thursday 07:45 to 16:30 with 30 min for lunch. Friday 07:45 to 14:30 with 30 min lunch. Role Purpose Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer you will lead a team of engineers and coordinators.Managing all aspects of the Contracts Department, you will coordinate resources and communicate effectively with customers, suppliers and internal stakeholders ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest quality and safety standards. The Contracts Manager is a key member of Newgate’s management team, you will collaborate with all areas of the business and should be prepared to take initiative, whilst continually improving processes and operational activity. Job Duties • Maintain the highest standard of customer relationship, service and professionalism at all times., • Work with all relevant staff and departments to process all contracts in a diligent manner and within the accepted time scales, costs, customer’s instructions and Codes of Practice., • Visit sites as required and to liaise with customers., • Progress current contracts and chair weekly production meetings liaising with relevant departments to ensure customer requirements and installation and deliveries are met on time., • Liaise with clients and engineers daily – provide excellent service with updates, queries and problem solving., • Ensure client correspondence in virtual folders is updated., • Oversee the updating of the ‘Schedule it’ spreadsheet – by adding installation dates and allocation of engineers to contracts., • Monitor the progress of all installations and site attendance on a daily basis., • Organise holiday/sickness cover with Service & Maintenance Manager, • Liaise with Service Manager staff to “best manage” the time of civil & installation engineers, • Telephone support including contracts department mobile. Including weekend rotation when engineers are on site, • Ensure all new orders are added to the contract master spreadsheet and dates are updated., • Ensure all spreadsheets are updated on a regular basis (Contract master, Contract activity sheet, Contract milestone, Virtual contract), • Deal with short shipments and implement preventive actions where required, • Maintain and update the ‘Fabrication schedule’ spreadsheet., • Attend meetings and conference calls when & where applicable., • Complete accounts tasks such as checking and processing timesheets and expenses., • Oversee the completion of invoicing, • Ensure special parts are available from production/purchasing to meet requirements, • Produce accurate information to enable your team to carry out their work in the most efficient & detailed manner available to them., • To manage and control:, • A master production / contract schedule, • A weekly production and disseminated to relevant departments, • A weekly production meeting, • To take appropriate action, either verbally or written to ensure each contract is administered smoothly and trouble free., • To monitor the work performance of all site engineers in association with the Service Department Manager., • Team Management: including recruitment, motivation, performance management, coaching & development as per company policies and procedures., • Organise workload and using logistical statistics to plan and organise, raise and assign work for Contract Coordinators each week., • Support Contract Coordinators with unforeseen events on site, • Support Contract Coordinators, where required in sourcing materials / Hire equipment during unforeseen events., • Process Improvements: initiate and implement changes to processes and systems as required., • Comply with all Company Rules, Regulations and Legal Requirements., • Minimum of 3 years of installations and project management., • Strong customer engagement and stakeholder management skills., • Clear communication style with the ability to partner with all levels of the business., • Able to motivate and manage in an effective & pro-active manner., • Ability to work under pressure and handle multiple tasks simultaneously., • Comfortable with Microsoft Packages and ERP systems (Sage, Oracle, SAP etc.)., • Health & Safety NEBOSH or IOSH Certified an advantage., • Certifications: SMSTS / CSCS., • Good understanding of relevant legislation, regulations and standards., • Willingness to travel. Section 7 – HASAWA 1974 Employee’s legal duties under Health & Safety at work act 1974 states that all employees should take reasonable care of himself and of other persons who may be affected by his acts or omissions at work. Every employee shall co-operate with their employer in relation to any health and safety issues. Section 8 – HASAWA 1974 No person shall intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse anything provided in the interest of health, safety and welfare

Proven experience in compliance, governance, or ethical risk management within complex, regulated environments. A leading UK utilities organisation undertaking several major infrastructure programmes is currently recruiting for a Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager on a full-time, permanent basis in Peterborough (hybrid working). Role - Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager Type - Permanent Location - Peterborough (Hybrid: 2 - 3 days onsite per week) Salary - £60,000 to £65,000 + excellent benefits Key responsibilities for the Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager will include and will not be limited to: • Develop and maintain Conflict of Interest (COI) policies, making sure they meet legal, regulatory, and ethical requirements., • Advise employees, senior leaders, and project teams on COI issues throughout the full programme lifecycle., • Carry out audits, investigations, and regular monitoring to spot and address potential conflicts., • Oversee the COI disclosure process for both internal and external stakeholders, supporting or leading review panels., • Create and deliver training to build awareness and promote a strong culture of integrity., • Support major infrastructure programmes by helping assess COI risks and putting effective mitigation plans in place., • Keep accurate records, produce reports, and share insights with senior leaders and regulatory bodies when needed. Key skills and experience required for the Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager and will not be limited to: • Strong background working in regulated or complex major project environments with multiple contractors and partners., • Solid understanding of conflict‑of‑interest rules, ethics, governance, and compliance frameworks., • Confident analysing information, solving problems, and influencing stakeholders at all levels., • Experience in utilities or infrastructure is a bonus., • Degree in Law, Business, Finance, Procurement/Supply Chain, or a related field., • Professional compliance certification (e.g., CCEP, CRCM) or working towards one., • Someone who values integrity, transparency, and ethical decision‑making. To apply for this Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager / Compliance Specialist / Governance Manager / Ethical Risk Manager / COI Specialist / Compliance Officer role, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

Your new companyWe're delighted to be partnering with a well-respected organisation based in Peterborough, who are delivering meaningful work that you will be proud to be aligned with. This Finance Officer job role is available on a full-time, 12-month contract basis. Your new roleWorking as a Finance Officer, your duties will include: • Balance sheet reconciliations, • Bank reconciliations, • Processing payments, • External audit support, • Data analysis, • £33,000 salary (potentially rising to £35k if you're an ACCA/ACA/CIMA studier), • 37 days holiday inclusive of bank holidays, • Generous employer pension, • Hybrid working - one day per week in the office Hays EA is a trading division of Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited and acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Interim Procurement Manager • Near Lincolnshire / Nottinghamshire Border Hybrid Working Reporting into the Chief Financial Officer, this role will play a key part in supporting procurement operations, supplier management and governance across the organisation. The successful candidate will work closely with internal stakeholders and external suppliers to ensure procurement processes are robust, compliant and delivering value to the business. Your role will include: * Successful management of the procurement process and third-party contract purchasing. * Give effective support and guidanceto ajunior procurement professional in the team. * Involvement in their technology project, so if you have previous technology procurement experience, that would be highly beneficial. We are looking for: * Proven experience in procurement, supplier management or sourcing roles * Comfortable working within a complex environment * Strong stakeholder management and relationship-building skills * Highly organised with excellent attention to detail *

HR Director (NHS) Contract: 12 Weeks - ASAP Location: Remote working 2 days per week, with 3 days on site at Peterborough City Hospital. (Candidates who require fully remote working can be considered). NHS Salary Banding: Band 8c (£30.19 p/h) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am 6pm We are now recruiting for the role of HR Director , a key senior leadership position within the directorate. Reporting at a strategic level, this role will lead the Trusts People Services agenda, providing visible, inspirational leadership and further strengthening and embedding high-quality HR and workforce services. The HR Director will play a pivotal role in delivering the ambitions of the NHS People Plan, implementing the Trust Strategy and the local People and Culture strategy, and shaping an inclusive, innovative and compassionate culture that supports both staff and patient experience. An experienced and qualified workforce professional, you will bring energy, passion, and accountability, with a strong track record of delivering professional, effective services at pace and working collaboratively with stakeholders across the Trust to ensure excellent People Services. Job Purpose Lead the People Services function within the Workforce & OD team, ensuring delivery of strategic HR objectives Provide high-quality, customer-focused HR services aligned to Trust priorities and performance targets Work collaboratively with senior HR and workforce leaders to deliver key people initiatives Oversee recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, and HR business partnering services Ensure compliance with employment legislation, national standards, and internal policies Act as a senior point of escalation for complex and sensitive employee relations matters Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, senior leaders, and Trade Unions Support organisational development and the delivery of the Trusts People Strategy Deputise for the Deputy Chief People Officer, providing professional leadership across the function Drive effective use of resources and contribute to the achievement of operational and financial objectives Main Duties & Responsibilities Partner with the Trust Executive Team, senior leaders, and Workforce & OD colleagues to deliver strategic workforce and people priorities Provide senior-level HR leadership and expert advice across employee relations, workforce systems, recruitment, workforce planning, and organisational change Lead high-level communication and engagement, including presenting complex or sensitive information to Boards, committees, Trade Unions, and large staff groups Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders, system partners, and Trade Unions to support organisational objectives and effective collaboration Act as a senior escalation point for complex, sensitive, and high-risk workforce issues, ensuring compliant, timely, and effective resolution Lead the development, delivery, and review of workforce and OD strategies, ensuring alignment with Trust objectives, best practice, and value for money Drive continuous improvement across People Services by reviewing processes, analysing performance and workforce data, and embedding efficient ways of working Lead the development, implementation, and review of Workforce & OD policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with employment law, NHS standards, and organisational policies Oversee multiple programmes, projects, and workstreams, ensuring delivery to agreed timescales, budgets, and performance indicators Manage People Services resources and budgets effectively, adapting priorities to meet changing organisational and system needs Lead on supplier management and temporary staffing strategies, ensuring quality, compliance, and cost-effectiveness Develop and present robust business cases to secure funding for strategic workforce initiatives and service improvements Lead and manage multidisciplinary People Services teams, fostering a high-performance, supportive, and inclusive culture with effective supervision and appraisal Oversee recruitment, performance management, staff development, and learning compliance to ensure a skilled, capable workforce Ensure the effective management, integrity, and optimisation of HR and workforce systems (e.g. ESR, payroll, e-rostering, recruitment systems) Use workforce intelligence, analytics, and reporting to inform strategic planning, performance monitoring, statutory returns, and senior decision-making Ensure compliance with data protection, information governance, audit, and assurance requirements across all People Services activities Lead research, audit, and service improvement initiatives to enhance workforce systems, organisational effectiveness, and staff experience Represent the Trust at regional and national forums, contributing to wider system transformation and shared workforce priorities Working Requirements The post holder will be required to work flexibly across all Trust sites and attended regional and national meetings/events as and when required including participation with the Senior Managers On-call commitment. The post holder must be able to travel independently and efficiently. The post holder must have UK and NHS experience. CIPD qualification is preferred, however candidates with extensive experience in a similar role with no qualification may be considered. Willing to provide all necessary documentation in line with NHS framework compliance Enhanced DBS check will be required.

Job Description: Head of Customer Accounts Company: Trade Mastermind Location: Orton Southgate, Peterborough Job Type: Full-time | Permanent Work Location: In Person About Trade Mastermind Trade Mastermind is the UKs leading business education and coaching organisation for the construction and trade industry. A variety of soft skills and experience may be required for the following role Please ensure you check the overview below carefully. Founded by BBC Apprentice winner Joseph Valente, we have supported over 5,000 trade business owners , helping them achieve an average of 370400% growth . We are proud to have opened our 20,000 sq. ft. Trade Mastermind University Headquarters , the worlds first dedicated university for trades. The state-of-the-art facility includes a 300-person event arena , professional podcast studios , and Cambridgeshires first rooftop business venue. We specialise in helping tradespeople become successful business owners through structured training programmes, mastermind groups, academies and business retreats. If you are looking for a company where you can grow, thrive and make a real impact, Trade Mastermind offers an exciting and supportive environment. Relight your passion for wanting to get up every day and make a difference. Join a team that is shaping the future of the trade and construction industry. Why Join Trade Mastermind? Collaborative and supportive team culture Strong opportunities for career growth Forward-thinking and innovative company Ongoing training and development Competitive benefits package Commitment to diversity and inclusion Modern working environment Meaningful and impactful work The Role Head of Customer Accounts Reporting to: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) The Head of Customer Accounts is responsible for overseeing and enhancing the entire customer journey, from onboarding through to retention and account growth. This senior leadership role focuses on customer satisfaction, account performance, and long-term client relationships. The successful candidate will lead the customer account management and support teams while ensuring a seamless and high-quality experience for all clients. Key Responsibilities Customer Journey Management Oversee the full customer lifecycle from onboarding through to ongoing support Ensure a seamless and high-quality customer experience Identify opportunities to improve customer touchpoints and engagement Monitor customer interactions and satisfaction levels Customer Account Management Lead the management of all customer accounts Ensure key clients receive proactive and personalised service Act as the escalation point for complex customer issues Resolve customer concerns quickly and professionally Retention and Growth Develop and implement customer retention strategies Identify opportunities for account growth and expansion Analyse customer data to identify trends and potential churn risks Support upselling and cross-selling opportunities Team Leadership Lead and manage the customer account management team Set clear goals and performance targets Conduct regular performance reviews and coaching sessions Improve service delivery and team performance Cross-Department Collaboration Work closely with Sales, Marketing and Product teams Ensure the customer experience is consistent across departments Collaborate with Finance and Legal teams to ensure compliance and accurate billing KPIs and Reporting Define and track customer performance metrics Monitor retention, satisfaction and account growth Provide regular reports xrnqpay to senior leadership Identify operational improvements Continuous Improvement Implement best practices in customer account management Improve customer engagement and service processes Stay up to date with industry trends and innovations Requirements Minimum 5 years experience in Customer Account Management or Operations leadership Minimum 5 years management experience Minimum 3 years supervisory experience Strong leadership and team management skills Excellent problem-solving abilities Data-driven decision making skills Strong organisational and communication skills Experience managing customer accounts and retention strategies Ability to lead and motivate teams Benefits Competitive salary £75,000 commission structure Company pension Sponsored training and development Modern office environment Company equipment provided Free on-site parking Health and wellbeing programme Company events Apply Now If you are an experienced leader with a passion for customer excellence and account management, we would love to hear from you. Apply today and become part of Trade Masterminds mission to transform the trade industry.

Social Worker - Assessment Service | Peterborough City Council Ref: PCC RQ(phone number removed) Location: Sand Martin House / Hybrid WFH / Agile working The team operates on a three-week duty rota, meaning each team is only responsible for new referrals once every three weeks. When teams are on duty it is expected that Social Workers are in the office Duration: 12 weeks Hours: 37 hours per week Pay: £39.00 per hour (Umbrella) About the Role Peterborough City Council is seeking an experienced Social Worker to join their Assessment Service. This is a vital frontline role responding to referrals where there are concerns around a child's safety or wellbeing. Working within a supportive team structure, you will investigate concerns, assess risk, and ensure children's voices are central in all decision‑making. You will carry a varied caseload of statutory assessments and have the support of dedicated business support and practitioners. Key Responsibilities Undertake Section 17 Single Assessments and Section 47 Enquiries Complete high‑quality assessments within statutory timescales Participate in Initial Child Protection Conferences and Child in Need meetings Conduct home visits and direct work with children and families Prepare Section 7 reports for private law proceedings where required Work effectively within a three‑week duty rota structure When on duty: Social Workers are expected to work from the office Off‑duty weeks: Focus on ongoing casework with more flexible/agile workingTeam Structure & Support You will have access to: ✔Advice & Information Officer ✔ Children's Social Care Practitioner ✔ Dedicated Business Support This helps minimise administrative pressure and allows you to focus on direct work with families. What We're Looking For Qualified Social Worker (SWE registered) Strong experience in Children's Services and statutory assessments Ability to work in a fast‑paced assessment environment Confident in multi‑agency working and safeguarding decision‑making If this is the role for you and you have the relevant experience then we would love to hear from you

Proven experience in compliance, governance, or ethical risk management within complex, regulated environments. A leading UK utilities organisation undertaking several major infrastructure programmes is currently recruiting for a Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager on a full-time, permanent basis in Peterborough (hybrid working). Role - Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager Type - Permanent Location - Peterborough (Hybrid: 2-3 days onsite per week) Salary - £60,000 to £65,000 + excellent benefits Key responsibilities for the Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager will include and will not be limited to: Develop and maintain Conflict of Interest (COI) policies, making sure they meet legal, regulatory, and ethical requirements. * Advise employees, senior leaders, and project teams on COI issues throughout the full programme lifecycle. * Carry out audits, investigations, and regular monitoring to spot and address potential conflicts. * Oversee the COI disclosure process for both internal and external stakeholders, supporting or leading review panels. * Create and deliver training to build awareness and promote a strong culture of integrity. * Support major infrastructure programmes by helping assess COI risks and putting effective mitigation plans in place. * Keep accurate records, produce reports, and share insights with senior leaders and regulatory bodies when needed. Key skills and experience required for the Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager and will not be limited to: Strong background working in regulated or complex major project environments with multiple contractors and partners. * Solid understanding of conflict‑of‑interest rules, ethics, governance, and compliance frameworks. * Confident analysing information, solving problems, and influencing stakeholders at all levels. * Experience in utilities or infrastructure is a bonus. * Degree in Law, Business, Finance, Procurement/Supply Chain, or a related field. * Professional compliance certification (e.g., CCEP, CRCM) or working towards one. * Someone who values integrity, transparency, and ethical decision‑making. To apply for this Conflict of Interest Compliance Manager / Compliance Specialist / Governance Manager / Ethical Risk Manager / COI Specialist / Compliance Officer role, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK

Job Description: Our client is looking for a highly organised, proactive and trustworthy Personal Assistant to play a key role in supporting their Chief Executive Officer within a busy construction administration environment based in Peterborough. The position is initially offered on a part-time flexible position of 20 hours per week, typically worked across five days, preferably mornings. Flexibility with working hours and the availability to increase standard working hours if necessary are essential. This role may involve travel and occasional evening commitments in line with business needs. 09:00hrs to 13:00hrs Monday to Friday Responsibilities • Provide high level proactive support to the Chief Executive Officer, ensuring effective use of time and prioritisation of commitments., • Manage and coordinate the CEO’s diary, appointments and meetings, including the preparation of agendas and supporting documents., • Triage, monitor and manage incoming communications (emails, calls and correspondence), drafting response where appropriate and highlighting urgent matters., • Act as a key liaison between the CEO and internal/external stakeholders., • Coordinate meetings, take accurate minutes and track follow up actions., • Assist with the preparation of reports, presentations and briefing documents. Support planning and organisation of events, meetings and travel arrangements., • Draft, format and produce documentation to a high professional standard., • Maintain confidential records and files with accuracy and discretion., • Support specific business and personal projects., • Maintain and improve administration systems and processes., • Ensure exceptional levels of customer and client care at all times., • Provide structured daily briefings to the CEO., • Provide general administrative support as required. Requirements • Administration related qualification, such as Level 3 in Business Administration, • GCSE or equivalent Grade C/4 or above in English Language, Literacy and Numeracy, • Proven experience as a Personal Assistant or in a similar administrative role, • Experience supporting a CEO or Senior Director and within the construction industry would be beneficial, • Exceptional organisational and time-management skills,Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • High level of discretion and professionalism when handling confidential information, Ability to work independently and adapt to changing priorities, • Confident with a range of IT systems and software, • Self-motivated, proactive and a positive attitude, • Strong team player with the ability to integrate effectively at all levels, • Willingness to undertake training and personal development, • Commitment to maintaining professional standards and continuous improvement Benefits (Pro rata) • Competitive salary, • Employee profit share scheme, • Generous holiday entitlement – 21 days plus bank holidays, with extra days awarded after 2 years’ continuous service, • Ongoing training, professional development

HR Director (NHS) Contract: 12 Weeks - ASAP Location: Remote working 2 days per week, with 3 days on site at Peterborough City Hospital. (Candidates who require fully remote working can be considered). NHS Salary Banding: Band 8c (£30.19 p/h) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am – 6pm We are now recruiting for the role of HR Director, a key senior leadership position within the directorate. Reporting at a strategic level, this role will lead the Trust’s People Services agenda, providing visible, inspirational leadership and further strengthening and embedding high‑quality HR and workforce services. The HR Director will play a pivotal role in delivering the ambitions of the NHS People Plan, implementing the Trust Strategy and the local People and Culture strategy, and shaping an inclusive, innovative and compassionate culture that supports both staff and patient experience. An experienced and qualified workforce professional, you will bring energy, passion, and accountability, with a strong track record of delivering professional, effective services at pace and working collaboratively with stakeholders across the Trust to ensure excellent People Services. Job Purpose Lead the People Services function within the Workforce & OD team, ensuring delivery of strategic HR objectives Provide high-quality, customer-focused HR services aligned to Trust priorities and performance targets Work collaboratively with senior HR and workforce leaders to deliver key people initiatives Oversee recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, and HR business partnering services Ensure compliance with employment legislation, national standards, and internal policies Act as a senior point of escalation for complex and sensitive employee relations matters Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, senior leaders, and Trade Unions Support organisational development and the delivery of the Trust’s People Strategy Deputise for the Deputy Chief People Officer, providing professional leadership across the function Drive effective use of resources and contribute to the achievement of operational and financial objectives Main Duties & Responsibilities Partner with the Trust Executive Team, senior leaders, and Workforce & OD colleagues to deliver strategic workforce and people priorities Provide senior‑level HR leadership and expert advice across employee relations, workforce systems, recruitment, workforce planning, and organisational change Lead high‑level communication and engagement, including presenting complex or sensitive information to Boards, committees, Trade Unions, and large staff groups Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders, system partners, and Trade Unions to support organisational objectives and effective collaboration Act as a senior escalation point for complex, sensitive, and high‑risk workforce issues, ensuring compliant, timely, and effective resolution Lead the development, delivery, and review of workforce and OD strategies, ensuring alignment with Trust objectives, best practice, and value for money Drive continuous improvement across People Services by reviewing processes, analysing performance and workforce data, and embedding efficient ways of working Lead the development, implementation, and review of Workforce & OD policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with employment law, NHS standards, and organisational policies Oversee multiple programmes, projects, and workstreams, ensuring delivery to agreed timescales, budgets, and performance indicators Manage People Services resources and budgets effectively, adapting priorities to meet changing organisational and system needs Lead on supplier management and temporary staffing strategies, ensuring quality, compliance, and cost‑effectiveness Develop and present robust business cases to secure funding for strategic workforce initiatives and service improvements Lead and manage multidisciplinary People Services teams, fostering a high‑performance, supportive, and inclusive culture with effective supervision and appraisal Oversee recruitment, performance management, staff development, and learning compliance to ensure a skilled, capable workforce Ensure the effective management, integrity, and optimisation of HR and workforce systems (e.g. ESR, payroll, e‑rostering, recruitment systems) Use workforce intelligence, analytics, and reporting to inform strategic planning, performance monitoring, statutory returns, and senior decision‑making Ensure compliance with data protection, information governance, audit, and assurance requirements across all People Services activities Lead research, audit, and service improvement initiatives to enhance workforce systems, organisational effectiveness, and staff experience Represent the Trust at regional and national forums, contributing to wider system transformation and shared workforce priorities Working Requirements The post holder will be required to work flexibly across all Trust sites and attended regional and national meetings/events as and when required including participation with the Senior Managers On-call commitment. The post holder must be able to travel independently and efficiently. The post holder must have UK and NHS experience. CIPD qualification is preferred, however candidates with extensive experience in a similar role with no qualification may be considered. Willing to provide all necessary documentation in line with NHS framework compliance –Enhanced DBS check will be required