AddressAn exciting opportunity is now available to join our People and Culture Team. This is a collaborative, 'people-focussed' role where you can foster a positive workplace culture and support the growth and development of our employees.
About Rous County Council
Rous County Council is situated in Lismore, the heart of the Northern Rivers with an operational footprint covering 3,000km2. As a county council, we are responsible for providing three specific functions; bulk water supply, weed biosecurity and flood mitigation.
Our value proposition to you:
- A progressive and innovative organisation
- Supportive growth through learning and development
- EAP and Health and Wellbeing program
- Fitness passport
- Flexible working arrangements that are imbedded in our culture supporting work/life balance
- 70 hour 9-day fortnight
Your value proposition to us:
- Working collaboratively and inclusively is your style
- Be at the heart of building a workplace where everyone feels valued and empowered to succeed
- Be known for your excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Your average workday will be kept busy by:
- Shaping the employee experience and driving initiatives that promote staff engagement
- Supporting HR functions and processes relevant to the employee lifecycle
- Delivering all aspects of the Human Resource Information System (HRIS) to ensure the system is fit for purpose and utilised to full capacity
- Coordinating the delivery of the annual staff training plan and identifying additional learning and development opportunities
Are you ready to catapult your career?
For further information about the position, view the position description or visit our Careers page.
Note: Location subject to change as Council prepares to relocate to new premises at Gallans Rd, Ballina NSW 2478 in 2025.
Applications close 11:59pm Wednesday 29th May 2024
Applicants may be shortlisted as applications are received.
Rous County Council is committed to the principles of equal employment opportunity and diversity across our workforce. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
