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Form of workYour new role:
The Scheduling Officer will be a highly motivated and organised team member responsible for the allocation of staffing resources within our operational environments. Utilising a customer-centric approach, you will support the business by aligning staff capability with client resourcing requirements.
Whilst no two days are alike, the role responsibilities include:
- Working with operational leaders to identify and seek solutions for shift vacancies.
- Matching skills and competency of employees with participant needs and preferences.
- Allocation of resources according to shift vacancies, participant funding and NDIA line items.
- Interpreting and applying award requirements, rostering principles, and internal processes.
- Promptly communicating scheduling decisions to a range of stakeholders in a concise and professional manner.
- Regular review and analysis of rosters of support and workplace information to optimise workforce utilisation.
Located in our Cooma office, you'll enjoy a permanent part-time contract of 45.6 hours per fortnight. The hourly pay rate for the role will be between $36.00 and $38.60 (plus superannuation) depending on relevant skills, experience and qualifications.
About you:
This role is perfect for those who thrive in fast-paced, busy environments. In addition, you:
- Can confidently read, interpret and apply complex information from a range of sources to your work.
- Are analytical and methodical in your approach and enjoy problem solving.
- Are a natural team player and use a collaborative approach to supporting stakeholders.
- Have exceptional administrative skills and can navigate a range of platforms and applications to complete tasks.
- Can manage multiple tasks and competing work demands at once.
- Rre a champion at seeing complex problems right through until an appropriate resolution is reached.
What we will offer:
- Attractive salary packaging options (tax-free earnings up to $15,900).
- 5 week’s annual leave (pro rata) for extra rest and recreation.
- Options for flexible public holiday leave for events of cultural or religious significance.
- Access to a free, confidential Employee Assistance Program for you and your family.
- Individual development opportunities to assist you in reaching your personal goals including traineeships and tertiary qualifications.
We take pride on investing in our workforce and finding the right individuals for each role. If you're the ideal fit for our Scheduling Officer opportunity, we would love to hear from you! Apply below and include a cover letter and resume outlining how your skills and experience match the above criteria.
If you would like to discuss the opportunity and for enquiries only, please reach out to Manager Community Programs, Amanda Steinke via **************@disabilitytrust.org.au
Applications close 5.00pm, Monday 18 March 2024. Suitable candidates may be contacted as applications are received.
