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Old Mutual

Life insurance, asset management, and banking

Human Capital Executive: MFC

HR Generalist & Employee RelationsPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeJohannesburg, South AfricaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A relevant postgraduate qualification in Human Resources, Industrial Psychology, Business Management, or a related field is required.
  • Registration with a recognised professional body, such as SABPP, is advantageous.
  • Significant Human Capital leadership experience within a large, nationally distributed retail, financial services, or customer-facing organisation is required.
  • Proven success partnering with Executive and Senior Leadership Teams to deliver business-focused people strategies is required.
  • Experience leading organisational transformation, workforce planning, organisational effectiveness, culture, talent, and leadership development initiatives at scale is required.
  • A strong track record of operating within complex, geographically dispersed environments and influencing business performance through strategic people interventions is required.
  • Experience leading and developing high-performing Human Capital teams and building strong stakeholder relationships across all levels of the organisation is required.
  • Willingness and ability to travel nationally on a regular basis is required.
  • Skills include adaptive thinking, business requirements analysis, change management, current state assessment, customer value management, data compilation, executing plans, negotiation, oral communications, policies and procedures, presenting solutions, professional presentation, and strategic planning.
  • Competencies include balancing stakeholders, building effective teams, business insight, collaboration, effective communication, driving vision and purpose, ensuring accountability, and instilling trust.

Responsibilities

  • Participate in developing corporate strategy for a small local organisation by applying functional expertise to test its viability and contributing ideas and insights to strategy formation.
  • Lead the development and implementation of strategy for a significant area of responsibility, anticipating complex issues, challenges, and opportunities and integrating the strategy with wider corporate strategy.
  • Lead creation of a strategic workforce plan for a national organisation or international business segment to support talent sourcing and development and enable delivery of business strategy.
  • Develop and improve relationships with board members, identify priorities and strategic challenges, and prepare matters for discussion within a significant function or equivalent business area.
  • Manage relationships with senior trade union representatives or works council members; act as lead spokesperson in key consultations and negotiations; collaborate with senior colleagues on business objectives and negotiating positions; and deliver outcomes consistent with organisational objectives and values.
  • Lead development of HR frameworks and tools for recruitment, performance management, development, career and succession planning, compensation and benefits, diversity, onboarding and offboarding, and talent retention, ensuring compliance and alignment with corporate policy.
  • Communicate the function's strategy and its relationship to the organisation's mission, vision, and values; clarify implementation actions; and motivate people to support those aims and achieve business goals.
  • Provide authoritative specialist advice to the leadership team of a small or nationally based organisation or subsidiary to guide policy implementation and the design and delivery of projects and change initiatives.
  • Identify and manage stakeholders up to top-management level, assess their needs and concerns, and lead and coordinate stakeholder engagement plans supporting communication of business information and decisions.
  • Represent the organisation in industry, institutional, and professional forums, boards, and committees, and in external relations with investors, clients, industry, partners, and the public; prepare materials for professional partnering meetings, seminars, and conferences as needed.
  • Manage and report on function or business-area performance; set performance objectives for direct reports, hold them accountable, and take corrective action to achieve annual business objectives.
  • Define the detailed structure for a business area in alignment with corporate principles, including relationships between organisational elements and responsibilities of senior managers.
  • Identify capabilities needed for current and emerging business needs, evaluate capabilities and gaps, prioritise development, motivate people to develop their capabilities, and build capabilities through mentoring and other informal methods.
  • Lead partnering relationships with senior executives, build professional credibility and mutual trust, and ensure internal clients have access to advice and guidance supporting business strategy and plans.

About the Company

Old Mutual

Life insurance, asset management, and banking

Generating summary for Old Mutual.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1845

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