Strategic Chief People Officer Enhancing Talent And Culture Ottawa

Strategic Chief People Officer Enhancing Talent And Culture Ottawa

03 Aug
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United Way East Ontario - Centraide de l'Est de l'Ontario
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Ottawa

03 Aug

United Way East Ontario - Centraide de l'Est de l'Ontario

Ottawa

Elevate your HR career as a Chief People Officer in a hybrid workplace. Strategically manage people initiatives while promoting an inclusive workplace culture and compliance standards.
This executive position calls for a visionary leader to craft and oversee the people strategy. You will utilize over 10 years of HR expertise to align people management with corporate goals. Responsibilities also include collaboration with the Board, workforce forecasting, and implementing effective HR policies.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead HR strategy and organizational development
• Oversee compliance with labor laws and HR practices
• Drive initiatives for employee engagement and satisfaction
• Guide Board on governance and talent strategies
• Develop policies for recruitment and operational efficiency
Requirements:
• A minimum of 10 years in HR management
• Experience leading HR teams and initiatives
• Relevant university degree required
• HRPA registration is preferable
• Understanding of DEI strategies and HR analytics
Influence change by integrating cutting-edge HR strategies within the organizational framework, fostering a high-performance culture.
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📌 Strategic Chief People Officer Enhancing Talent And Culture Ottawa
🏢 United Way East Ontario - Centraide de l'Est de l'Ontario
📍 Ottawa

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