Senior Workplace Behaviour and Conduct Advisor

• Full time, 2 year fixed term opportunity within a hybrid working environment
• Work in a role where every day brings a unique challenge working with the University’s conduct and behavioural complaints
• Base Salary $145,184 + 17% superannuation

About the opportunityAs the Senior Workplace Behaviour and Conduct Advisor, you will be tasked to triage high-volume and escalated complaints from across the University. You will provide guidance to team members as well as advise senior executives and a range of University departments to ensure effective resolution of all complaints.Your key responsibilities will be to:

• assess a large volume of behavioural and Conduct complaints including escalations of complexity and sensitivity
• interview, advise and recommend strategies to effectively resolve complaints
• provide expert guidance to Workplace Behaviour and Conduct Advisors
• work collaboratively with the University’s Senior Leaders, Safety, HR and the employment legal teams
• record complaints and data into the Complaints Management Software
• facilitation of sessions and strategies to build capability across conduct and behaviour at the University.

About you

• extensive and proven experience in the handling of complex workplace complaints
• experience working autonomously in a large, complex organization
• high level problem solving and decision making abilities
• proven experience in drafting assessment reports
• experience using MS Excel and Complaints Management Software
• strong attention to detail and communication abilities.

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