Employment Pathways Advisor Job at Aruma (Alstonville)

Senior People and Culture Business Partner

The Senior People & Culture Business Partner – Insurance is a strategic and hand...

Location

South Africa , Cape Town

Salary:

Not provided

Collinson

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Proven experience operating as a Senior HR / People & Culture Business Partner in a complex, regulated, or professional environment
Strong capability across strategy and operations, with the credibility to influence senior leaders and support managers hands‑on
Experience in workforce planning, organisation design, recruitment frameworks, and performance management
Solid employee relations expertise and understanding of employment law
Strong change management and consultation experience
Commercially astute, with the ability to balance business outcomes and people risk
Confident facilitator and communicator, able to present, influence, and deliver workshops
Comfortable working in ambiguity and managing multiple priorities simultaneously

Job Responsibility

Act as a trusted advisor to Insurance leaders, aligning people and culture strategy with business objectives
Partner with leadership to shape and deliver a workforce strategy that supports current performance and future growth
Champion best practice across the Insurance division, ensuring consistency, fairness, and alignment with Group standards
Support the "One Collinson" approach while recognising the unique needs of the Insurance business
Lead workforce planning, role design, and organisation structure activities within Insurance
Review, evaluate, and refresh job architecture and job descriptions to ensure clarity, consistency, and scalability
Support restructuring, change, and consultation processes as required
Define skills, capability, and succession requirements aligned to the Insurance strategy
Review and improve end‑to‑end hiring processes within Insurance, embedding robust and consistent recruitment standards
Define structured recruitment activities, including interview frameworks and assessment criteria

Fulltime

HR Business Partner

Join Staycity as HR Business Partner in Paris/France: empower leaders, coach tea...

Location

France , Paris

Salary:

Not provided

Wilde Aparthotels

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

7–10 years’ total experience as an HR Business Partner or HR Manager supporting and coaching leaders
Proven ability to solve complex problems, coach managers, and influence decisions using data and insight
Comfort working autonomously in ambiguous, fast‑moving environments with kindness, clarity, and resilience
Strong ability to challenge the status quo and bring forward‑looking, innovative solutions
Extensive knowledge of French employment law and compliance requirements
Exceptional communication skills with the ability to build trust and drive alignment at all levels
Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or a related field
HR certification preferred
High pace, strong follow‑through, and a love for working in multi- site environment

Job Responsibility

Act as a trusted people advisor to the Regional Operations Director, elevating the employee experience across the entire lifecycle and advising on SCG rhythm of business, values, culture, leadership team dynamics, and organisational effectiveness
Partner with General Managers and their leadership teams to build engaged, high‑performing teams through coaching, development planning, and targeted interventions
Work closely with our in‑house recruitment team to hire exceptional talent
Collaborate with the L&D Manager to identify training needs, coaching opportunities, and development pathways across teams
Ensure all HR policies, documents, guides, and contracts are legally compliant and reflect local best practice
Provide coaching and guidance on employee relations matters, enabling leaders to make fair, compliant, and values‑aligned decisions
Contribute to strategic People projects including DEI, engagement, government directives, and culture initiatives

What we offer

Annual Bonus
- based on your contribution and impact
Discounted rates for overnight stays for you, your family and friends
Refer and earn scheme - earn up to £/€550
Education Support to help you foster new skills
Volunteer days: 2 paid volunteer days per year
Support for you and your family when you need it with our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

VP Strategic Partnership Development

The Vice President of Strategic Partnership Development will lead ATI's enterpri...

Location

United States

Salary:

200000.00 - 250000.00 USD / Year

ATI Physical Therapy

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required
Minimum of 10 years of experience in healthcare strategy, strategic partnerships, corporate development, business development, provider / payer strategy, consulting, or related healthcare growth leadership roles
8+ years in a senior leadership role with enterprise-level scope and responsibilities in healthcare
Demonstrated experience building and advancing strategic healthcare partnerships, including health system, provider group, payer, employer, JV, MSA, or acquisition-adjacent opportunities
Experience evaluating market expansion opportunities and translating market dynamics into actionable growth, partnership, or investment recommendations
Experience working across complex, multi-site healthcare organizations with matrixed stakeholders and distributed field leadership
Strong healthcare ecosystem knowledge, including health system dynamics, provider group strategy, payer models, employer healthcare needs, referral economics, and ambulatory growth trends
Proven ability to originate, develop, and advance strategic partnerships from early-stage relationship development through executive decision-making
Executive presence and credibility with C-suite leaders, Boards, health system executives, payer / employer leaders, provider groups, and external partners
Strong strategic thinking and market development capability, with the ability to connect market opportunity, partner landscape, financial potential, and operational readiness

Job Responsibility

Build, manage, and prioritize ATI's strategic partnership pipeline across health systems, JVs, MSAs, payers, employers, provider groups, and other healthcare ecosystem partners
Proactively source and cultivate new opportunities through market intelligence, executive networking, industry relationships, external advisors, and targeted outreach
Develop senior relationships with hospital system executives, payer leaders, employer partners, provider groups, corporate development leaders, and market influencers
Ensure partnership opportunities are aligned to ATI's enterprise growth priorities, district segmentation, channel priorities, and market-specific growth plays
Lead or co-lead the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of net-new market opportunities as a complement to ATI's existing-market segmentation work
Partner with Market Strategy & Growth, Real Estate, Finance, Operations, Sales, Clinical, Field Leadership, and external strategy resources as needed to assess market attractiveness, competitive dynamics, referral opportunity, payer / employer potential, operational readiness, and financial implications
Recommend the most appropriate growth pathway for priority net-new markets, including de novo development, acquisition, JV, MSA, payer / employer strategy, or other ecosystem relationship models
Lead strategic evaluation of partnership, JV, MSA, payer, employer, and acquisition-adjacent opportunities, including strategic fit, market relevance, financial potential, and operational implications
Partner with Finance, Legal, Operations, Clinical, Real Estate, Sales, and Market Strategy to support diligence, valuation, deal structuring, risk assessment, and go / no-go recommendations
Oversee preparation of executive-ready opportunity briefs, business cases, decision materials, and Investment Committee / ELT recommendations

Fulltime

Employee Relations Lead

The ER Case Lead plays a pivotal role in managing complex and high-risk employee...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

NTT DATA

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Proven experience in managing complex ER cases in a fast-paced, matrixed organisation
Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR policy frameworks
Excellent communication, coaching, and stakeholder management skills
Ability to handle sensitive matters with discretion and professionalism
Experience working with cross-functional teams including Legal and Compliance.

Job Responsibility

Lead and manage a portfolio of ER cases including disciplinary, grievance, performance, long-term sickness, and conduct matters
Ensure all casework is accurately documented, legally compliant, and resolved in a timely and fair manner
Manage flexible working requests, changes to terms and conditions, and exit processes
Support the delivery of formal processes including redundancy consultations and TUPE transfers
Provide expert guidance to line managers and HR Business Partners on employment law and ER best practices
Coach stakeholders on conflict resolution, policy interpretation, and procedural fairness
Escalate cases appropriately while maintaining ownership of resolution pathways
Contribute to the design and refresh of ER policies and toolkits
Support investigations, whistleblowing cases, and Subject Access Requests (DSARs)
Identify ER trends and recommend proactive interventions to mitigate risk

What we offer

Range of tailored benefits that support your physical, emotional, and financial wellbeing
Continuous growth and development opportunities
Flexible work options.

Fulltime

Medical Director, Health & Counseling Center

The University of Denver seeks a student-centered physician leader to serve as t...

Location

United States , Denver

Salary:

225000.00 - 250000.00 USD / Year

The University Of Denver

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

MD or DO degree from an accredited institution
Current unrestricted license to practice medicine in Colorado, or eligibility for Colorado licensure by the start of employment, full prescriptive authority, NPI number
Board certification in family medicine, internal medicine, or another specialty relevant to college health
DEA registration and other credentials required for clinical practice and prescribing, as applicable
Required 7 years’ experience in a primary care setting after residency with at least 3 years leading clinical and/or administrative operations such as quality improvement, patient safety initiatives, and supervising staff
Current BLS/ACLS
Eligible to obtain adequate professional liability insurance coverage

Job Responsibility

Provides direct outpatient medical care to University of Denver students through scheduled visits, same-day access, follow-up appointments, and other clinical services consistent with the scope of HCC medical practice
Delivers student-centered, evidence-based, developmentally and trauma-informed care to a diverse student population, with attention to access, continuity, prevention, and health education
Participates in clinical coverage, consultation, documentation, care coordination, and referral management to support safe, timely, and effective student care
Collaborates closely with counseling, psychiatry, health promotion, and Student Affairs partners to support students whose needs intersect across physical health, mental health, and campus functioning
Models clinical excellence, professionalism, and a strong commitment to equity, confidentiality, and service in the delivery of care
Serves as the supervising/collaborating physician of record for advanced practice providers within the HCC
Provides strategic and clinical leadership for medical services within the Health & Counseling Center, including primary care and related outpatient services
Ensures high-quality, student-centered, accessible, and clinically appropriate medical care for DU students
Oversees clinical standards, scope of practice, documentation expectations, protocols, and quality improvement processes for medical services in service of ongoing AAAHC certification
Partners with clinical and administrative leaders to optimize access, continuity, scheduling, triage, patient flow, and the overall student experience of care

What we offer

Fringe benefits (including malpractice insurance, license fees, workers' compensation, and DEA renewal)

Fulltime

Senior HR Generalist

The Senior HR Generalist provides experienced, on‑the‑ground Human Resources sup...

Location

Malaysia , Kuala Lumpur

Salary:

Not provided

Nintex

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

2 – 4 years+ experience in a similar HR position, ideally in a global Software or SAAS company
Qualifications in Human Resources, Business, or relevant degree/certifications with working knowledge of best HR practices
Experience or exposure with countries in APAC region including KL, Singapore, Thailand
This role is an individual contributor position

Job Responsibility

Own and execute end‑to‑end employee lifecycle activities for Asia‑based employees, including onboarding, offboarding, transfers, promotions, and employment status changes
Provide visible, accessible HR support to employees and managers, including regular in‑person and virtual engagement
Support managers with HR process guidance (e.g. performance processes, documentation requirements), escalating decisions, outcomes, and sensitive matters to the HR Manager
Support delivery of Nintex’s onboarding and induction programs across Asia, ensuring a consistent and locally compliant employee experience
Support senior HR and business leaders in implementing and delivering Asia engagement initiatives informed by Culture Amp survey results
Manage set up and support for exit interviews via CultureAmp
Build and support the roll out of Regional or Asia specific policies and templates
Partnering with HR Services team to ensure that HRIS reports, internal resources and platforms for employees, managers and HR are up to date and accurate including Zendesk articles and Sharepoint
Administer and provide guidance on country specific leave policies and entitlements
Support employee relations matters by gathering information, preparing documentation, and ensuring process adherence, escalating sensitive, high‑risk, or outcome‑driven decisions to the HR Manager

What we offer

Global Gratitude and Recharge Days
Flexible, paid time off policy
Employee wellness programs and counseling resources
Meaningful peer recognition and awards
Paid parental leave
Invention/patenting assistance
Community impact, paid volunteer time, and opportunities
Intercultural learning and celebration
Multiple tools through which to learn and grow, and an incredible global community

Fulltime

Careers Advisor – SEND Provision – Harrogate

Justteachers is seeking a passionate, knowledgeable and empathetic Careers Advis...

Location

United Kingdom , Harrogate

Salary:

139.00 - 220.00 GBP / Day

justteachers

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Experience working with young people with SEND, SEMH or additional needs
Understanding of post‑16 pathways, careers guidance frameworks or employability support
Excellent communication, organisation and relationship‑building skills
A patient, person‑centred and solution‑focused approach
Relevant qualifications in careers guidance, education, youth work or similar (desirable)
Experience working with families and external partners
Two professional references from an education or support setting

Job Responsibility

Delivering personalised careers guidance and planning sessions to students with SEND
Supporting young people to explore post‑16 and post‑18 pathways, including college, apprenticeships and employment
Developing and reviewing individual career plans aligned to EHCP outcomes
Working closely with families, teachers and external agencies to provide a holistic approach
Supporting students to build confidence, independence and employability skills
Facilitating work‑related learning opportunities, visits and employer engagement
Maintaining accurate records and supporting transition documentation
Contributing to preparation‑for‑adulthood programmes and wider school initiatives

Fulltime

HR Business Partner

Beacon Hill’s client is seeking an experienced HR Business Partner to support se...

Location

United States , Minneapolis

Salary:

65.00 - 70.00 USD / Hour

Beacon Hill

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in human resources, psychology, business administration, or related field.
Minimum 8 years of progressive HR experience and/or HRBP role supporting a technology division within a firm.
Proficient in MS office products, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Understanding of employment law and ability to effectively navigate difficult employee relations issues.
Knowledge of current laws and regulations such as OSHA, EEOC, FLSA and ADA required, with the ability to communicate the requirements effectively and lead compliance.
Knowledge of performance management to include defining success, establishing measurements, providing feedback, and rewarding performance.

Job Responsibility

Act as the primary HR advisor for assigned senior leaders, developing trusted partnerships through consistent, hands-on support
Demonstrated ability to use a systems perspective and work with leaders to diagnose gaps between current and desired organizational performance. Prescribe and facilitate process improvements to include the right organizational design to meet the needs of the business. Skilled at aligning strategy, structure, and talent.
Collaborate with leadership on organizational design initiatives to build scalable, efficient structures that enhance performance and clarity
Translate business priorities into practical workforce and talent strategies that support growth and employee engagement
Partner closely with HR Centers of Excellence to execute core HR programs, including talent reviews, workforce planning, year-end processes, and culture initiatives
Lead end-to-end talent management efforts such as succession planning, talent assessments, and identification of high-potential employees
Provide coaching and guidance to leaders on performance management, employee development, inclusion, and complex employee relations matters
Assess capability and skill gaps across teams and work with Learning & Development to implement targeted development solutions
Promote internal mobility, mentoring opportunities, and thoughtful development planning to strengthen career pathways
Support organizational change initiatives, ranging from incremental adjustments to large-scale transformations and restructures

Fulltime

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