Total 19 human resources job vacancies in Others category in city of preston lancashire pr3 2jh

Job Responsibilities

• Lead the overall HR strategy, ensuring alignment with the company’s goals and objectives.
• Oversee all HR functions including recruitment, talent management, compensation and benefits, employee relations, performance management, and training and development.
• Develop and implement HR policies, programs, and initiatives that foster a high-performance culture and enhance employee engagement.
• Ensure compliance with labor laws and regulations while promoting fair and equitable treatment of all employees.
• Partner with senior management to identify organizational needs and develop solutions to drive business performance.
• Manage succession planning initiatives to ensure talent pipelines and organizational resilience.
• Monitor and analyze HR metrics to inform strategic planning and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Facilitate change management efforts and promote a positive work environment aligned with OCIM’s values and mission.
• Lead and mentor HR teams, fostering their professional growth and development.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management, Business Administration, or a related field; a Master’s degree is a plus.
• Minimum of 10 years of progressive HR experience, with at least 5 years in a managerial role.
• Proven experience in developing and implementing HR strategies and best practices.
• Strong knowledge of HR regulations, labor laws, and employment standards.
• Exceptional leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to influence and partner with all levels of the organization.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with proficiency in HR metrics and data analysis.
• Fluency in English and Bahasa Malaysia; proficiency in additional languages is an advantage.
• Passion for fostering an inclusive and engaging workplace culture.

As a(n) HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST (R&P), GS-0201-9/11, you will perform but are not limited to the following duties:

Serves as the state's principal advisor and consultant to key management on the full range of staffing options for a variety of professional, administrative, technical, and trades and labor occupations. Provides guidance and advisory services to operating managers in analyzing and proposing solutions to personnel management problems. Has frequent contact with state officials to explain merit principles and the various staffing methods, with emphasis on special interest programs such as Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA), employment of the physically handicapped, Stay-in-School, Cooperative Work-Study, Upward Mobility, Worker-Trainee Opportunity, etc. Is relied on by operating officials to provide comprehensive guidance and advice in such areas as recruitment sources for top qualified employees, availability of needed skills, qualification requirements, retention standings, and other staffing functions. Seeks candidates from a variety of sources, conducts interviews and evaluates qualifications and eligibility for positions being filled. Ensures selecting official has a reasonable number of well-qualified candidates from which to choose. Initiates correspondence and/or contacts concerning recruitment and placement of applicants with Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Department of Defense (DoD), National Guard Bureau (NGB), other Federal agencies, high schools, colleges and universities. Researches and prepares replies to Congressional inquires relating to employment. Analyzes and evaluates the state's current technician staffing situation including turnover, vacancies, and current recruiting strategies to identify and forecast staffing problems. Researches and develops solutions and strategies to recruitment and retention problems that integrate a variety of flexibilities. Provides technical assistance to managers in developing justifications for requesting the use of special salary rate, recruitment bonuses, retention allowances or other authorities. Develops Merit Placement Plan and ensures compliance with federal laws (i.e., The Technician Act), NGB Regulations, and local labor agreements. Maintains a tracking system to evaluate the Merit Placement Plan. Initiates and develops changes, which will improve the procedures and make the plan more acceptable to both management and employees. Administers merit promotion plan; provides guidance and assistance to supervisors and/or designated subject-matter experts in the development of job analysis and ranking criteria; prepares announcements and receives applications; determines nature of action and legal authority under which action is to be processed; ensures time-in-grade requirements are met when required; establishes and certifies accuracy of rates of pay for all placement actions in accordance with federal law, OPM and NGB regulations, and Comptroller General decisions. Reviews records to check for dual employment and/or dual compensation. Ensures required selection documentation and information is correct including military compatibility. Checks medical certificates and reports from references; checks security requirements; initiates select/non-select letters, etc. Counsels and registers employees in the DoD Priority Placement Program (PPP) and/or OPM Interagency Placement Assistance Program (ICTAP) as appropriate. Defends recruitment and placement actions taken in accordance with policies, regulations, and procedures in the event of recruitment or placement grievances.

• Serve as a uniformed ranger with designation as an Officer of the United States for the purpose of enforcing pertinent regulations and laws.
• Patrols the project areas, operating a boat or motor vehicle, to observe and check compliance with regulatory and administrative requirements.
• Long and short-range planning, administration, coordination and management of various project activities (i.e. of environmental stewardship, recreation, park administration, public relations, visitor assistance, and public safety).
• Plans and executes natural resources analyses pertaining to forest management (including disease and insect control), wildlife management, natural, cultural, and historical resource interpretation, and public safety hazards.
• Inspects dam and appurtenant structures and equipment using standard inspection checklists supporting Flood Risk Management requirements.
• Assist with park maintenance activities.
• Makes various personal contacts to explain policies and regulations to project visitors and to guide public recreation users on natural resources values and responsibility for land stewardship.
• Plans, promotes, and presents visitor information programs, such as environmental awareness programs, water safety programs, wildlife observation, and volunteer opportunities.
• Prescribes and implements resource management actions that promote biodiversity and native species re-establishment.

As a Management Analyst (Human Capital), you will:

• Identify and justify the allocation of human capital requirements across the Bureau based on strategic objectives as well as conduct comprehensive studies related to significant changes in workforce distribution.
• Recommend reallocation of existing resources and advise OHR management and senior leadership on appropriate staffing levels and skills mix.
• Plan, organize, and/or co-lead team projects to develop or evaluate human capital change initiatives.
• Provide technical assistance and direct support to management in all matters relating to the application of planning systems and management programs to meet mission requirements.
• Plan, develop, and coordinate planning through briefings, presentations, and conferences for executive management.

• Provides leadership, technical guidance, interpretations, and recommendations to assigned technical staff, Field Offices, Area Offices, and the Assistant State Conservationist for Field Operations (ASTC-FO).
• Provides support to field office staff in implementing National and State Conservation planning policies, procedures, and requirements of the Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG).
• Reviews plans submitted by field staff for Certified Conservation Planner status or re-certification; also provides recommendations to the ASTC (FO) for those seeking to attain or maintain this certification.
• Provides direction in the completion of program contracts, including review for accuracy; and verifies appropriate documentation on file which includes any requested contract modifications.
• Develops innovative techniques and recommends technical and administrative changes where needed to improve program quality and efficiency.
• Analyzes the quality of development and application of conservation plans within the area assigned.
• Reviews area office and/or field office staffs work for accuracy, completeness, appropriateness, and timeliness on an as-needed basis, provides informal OJT training while they are providing production assistance to the Field Office staff.

• Advise field staff and / or others on the conservation planning process
• Propose recommendations based on analysis results and knowledge of conservation programs.
• Provide technical guidance and support for natural resource or conservation planning policy.
• Apply natural resource conservation management concepts in order to advise others on conservation planning.
• Provide recommendations on existing rules, regulations, procedures, and/or techniques to resolve operational issues.

• Serves as rangeland consultant and advisor to numerous ranchers and farmers in the assigned area of responsibility.
• Provides guidance, assistance, and training to field and/or area office personnel to ensure that conservation plans on cooperating farms and ranches.
• Develops rangeland management plans.
• Consults with area and field office personnel to identify and define existing problems of a plant science nature.

• Provides leadership, technical guidance, interpretations, and recommendations to assigned technical staff and Field Offices in the assessment, planning, development and application of conservation plans.
• Provides support to field office staff in implementing National and State Conservation planning policies, procedures, and requirements of the Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG).
• Ensures all planning and environmental compliance functions are reviewed in program appraisals.
• Provides direction in the completion of program contracts, including review for accuracy; and verifies appropriate documentation on file which includes any requested contract modifications
• Develops innovative techniques and recommends technical and administrative changes where needed to improve program quality and efficiency.
• Responsible for supervision of federal employees located in the field and area offices(s) and liaison between the state and district employees.

• Expert in Working Capital Funds, the full Acquisition-Lifecycle, and the Government Purchas Card Program. Experience in Major Acquisition Program
• Oversees the team leading other cross-functional teams in the development and implementation of acquisition and budget lifecycle activities.
• Identifying, distributing, and balancing workloads and task among employees in accordance with established workflows, skill levels, and/or occupational specialization.
• Analyzes organization goals, project timelines, and acquisition/budget activities to better understand client needs, develop or modify existing plans and milestone to meet evolving requirements to ultimately help improve business operation outcomes.
• Trains or arranges for training of team members in methods and techniques of team building and working in teams to accomplish tasks.

The purpose of the position is to review, analyze, develop, publish, promote, and implement awareness of enterprise-wide HHS information technology (IT) security and/or system development life cycle (SDLC) policies and standards. The incumbent will draft and issue policies, procedures, and supporting templates to implement IT standards into Agency operations.

ABOUT THE POSITION

The DAB, through direct delegation from the Secretary issues decisions under more than 60 statutory provisions governing Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) programs. The Chair is responsible for exercising executive direction and leadership over the day-to-day activities and operations of the DAB, a staff division within the Office of the Secretary. In that capacity, the incumbent serves as a key advisor to DHHS leadership on adjudicative activities conducted by DAB Judges, adjudicative trends at the administrative appeals level and manages the Division's operations including strategic planning, assessment of objectives and results, and management of financial and human resources. Additional duties include evaluating the evolving needs of the organization and coordinating budget planning and execution including drafting and submitting written budget requests and justifications to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Congress.

As the Chair, the incumbent also:
Serves as a member of the Board and designates panels of three Board members to adjudicate appeals. Appraises the performance of the Executive Officer/Executive Director of Administration, Board members and senior level officials including the Deputy Board Chair, the Chief Administrative Appeals Judge, the Executive Director of the Medicare Operations Division, the Executive Director for Adjudication, and supervisory attorney advisors who serve as division directors of the DAB's three adjudicatory divisions, the Appellate Division, the Civil Remedies Division and the Medicare Operations Division.

The purpose of the position is to review, analyze, develop, publish, promote, and implement awareness of enterprise-wide HHS information technology (IT) security and/or system development life cycle (SDLC) policies and standards. The incumbent will draft and issue policies, procedures, and supporting templates to implement IT standards into Agency operations.

• Provides administrative support to the division managers in the Office of Health Policy
• Serves as a liaison between the Office of Health Policy and other offices to assure they are continually informed of critical and confidential issues, concerns, and deadlines
• Develops study plans, conducts fact-finding, analyzes data, and prepares and presents findings and recommendations
• Coordinates across HHS agencies to further advance policy or research goals

• Serves as an expert to the Agency in matters relating to the comprehensive and continual coordination of legislative proposals for ASTP/ONC
• Provides leadership on complex, sensitive, diverse and unique legislative and political matters on pending health care and Health Information Technology (HIT) reform issues.
• Performs in-depth analyses of problems and issues of interest to Congress.
• Interprets congressional intent on proposed legislative actions and proposes a policy position based on said legislation for the Agency.

The incumbent is responsible for providing significant assistance to the Supervisory Financial Disclosure Counsel in the administration and oversight of the Department's Financial Disclosure Program, and service as the backup to the Lead Ethics Specialist in the administration of all aspects of the Department's electronic financial disclosure report filing system.