Enabling Services Lead - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom - Department for Work and Pensions

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- £66,860 - £80,341- (National) min £66,860 - max £74,392 (Inner London) min £72,54- max £80,341
  • A Civil Service Pension with an average employer contribution of 27%
    Job grade:
  • Grade 6
    Contract type:
  • Permanent
    Business area:
  • DWP
  • People, Capability and Place
    Type of role:
  • Human Resources
    Working pattern:
  • Flexible working, Fulltime, Job share, Parttime
    Number of jobs available:
  • 1Contents
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  • Birmingham, Blackpool, Glasgow, Leeds, London, NewcastleuponTyne, Pontypridd, SheffieldAbout the job

Job summary:


DWP is looking for an Enabling Services Lead to support work strands linking to Capability Based Pay (CBP) within DWP, a pioneering piece of work for Government.

This role is ideal for a colleague with experience in project and programme management, as well as a good understanding of HR, inclusion and stakeholder engagement.

This is a highly visible role working across DWP and will provide a fantastic opportunity for people who really enjoy the challenge of supporting complex change.

The role requires a high level of energy and drive and excellent stakeholder engagement as well as strategic thinking.


The role provides an exciting opportunity to establish CBP as a Programme of work, leading the activity of a support team to enable the robust, planning, coordination, and implementation of SCS CBP, design and development of delegated CBP, whilst linking into wider professional CBP plans.

The need for these posts has arisen given the commitment as part of the Declaration on Government Reform to introduce CBP progression in the SCS and DWP's ambition and strategy to roll this out for delegated grades during the upcoming Spending Review Period.


Job description:


  • Lead the creation of the infrastructure for CBP activity within DWP, including plans, risks and dependencies and stakeholder mapping, ensuring and enabling robust governance
  • Lead the enabling team across CBP, bringing together the different strands of activity and leads to ensure coherent progress
  • Run programme checkpoints to Level 2 milestones for each workstrand
  • Identify challenges and raise issues as required to understand and unblock progress to implementation of CBP in SCS and delegated CBP
  • Lead the development of products to report to DWP executive team, and other Governance Boards including creating and maintaining a progress dashboard to provide assurance that we are driving and delivering DWP People Strategy priorities
  • Support the HR community and business when required, by developing a forward look on CBP activity and associated activity needed to drive implementation in business areas, sharing that forward look with senior HR leads and assuring progress
  • Engage with the DWP government reform team and various change programmes to create and maintain an effective engagement process on all reform activity
  • Drive greater consistency, engaging wider DWP and OGD stakeholders on the work of the team, driving improved collaboration, and building trustbased relationships with a wide range of demanding and diverse senior stakeholders
  • Establish and oversee the management of any CBP related governance meetings and forums needed
  • Provide people management and functional leadership across wider People Capability and Place teams
  • As a member of the PC&P Leadership Team, actively participate in the leadership and management of the HR Function.

Person specification:


  • Proven delivery on demanding projects within an HR context. Proven ability to initiate, develop and then oversee the production of high quality, concise project management and reporting documentation to senior leaders (Lead criteria)
  • Strong evidence of PPM experience with demonstrable experience of managing demanding and pacy change projects influencing across a range of senior stakeholders.
  • A track record of delivering to challenging timescales and working through ambiguity.
  • Experience of building strong relationships across organisational boundaries in service of project delivery, understanding and managing dependencies, risks and issues
  • Proven ability to manage senior stakeholder fora in service of project delivery, driving engagement with, commitment to and activity against change requirements
  • Experience of providing visible strong leadership, building a high performing team that is able to collaborate effectively across organisational boundaries
  • Evidence of the ability to work at pace across differing portfolios.
Technical Requirements

  • Ideally, working knowledge and understanding of complex change.
Desirable

  • Ability to speak Welsh

Behaviours:

We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process:

  • Seeing the Big Picture
  • Working Together
  • Leadership
  • Delivering at Pace

Benefits:


  • Alongside your salary of £66,860, Department for W

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