People & Culture Coordinator

Consulting & Generalist HR (Human Resources & Recruitment) Join us as a People & Culture Coordinator, where you'll be part of a busy and collaborative team who foster an inclusive work and volunteer environment, embracing a dual-world view in your approach, and supporting the MOTAT Team to be successful in their roles.
Reporting to the Head of People, Culture, and Wellbeing, this role provides a high level of support and assistance to the People & Culture team and the wider team, ensuring the accurate preparation and efficient coordination of a broad range of HR and DEI-related activities and processes.
Coordination of recruitment, onboarding, offboarding, engagement surveys, team events, through to straightforward employment relations will be a fundamental part of this role.
ABOUT YOU To be successful in this role you will need to: Have broad experience of HR coordination across the full employment life cycle.
If you happen to have an analytical mind, even better!
Bring a demonstrated understanding of HR policies, practices, employment legislation, coupled with the ability to bring the team along on a change journey.
Exceptional organisational and administrative skills with the ability to prioritise many competing tasks.
Be a team player, keen to get stuck into the mahi to support our people to be amazing in their roles.
Be a strong communicator and advocate for our people-centred approaches to building a highly productive and engaged mahi team.
Be a systems whizz with experience using HRIS and payroll systems.
We'll need to be able to rely on you to keep our systems and processes in order around the tari!
A Human Resources degree (or similar) would be beneficial, but not required.
This role is predominantly Monday to Friday, full time, however we do require P&C cover at least every third Sunday of the month to support our Live Days.
Hours can be shifted around to accommodate this, and it's a really fun day to be in!
WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU You will get the benefit of flexible working hours, Birthday Leave, professional development, Study Leave, additional KiwiSaver contributions, and a MOTAT Mates pass for you and your whanau.
To learn more about the position, you can find the full position description and apply at: Applications Close: 19 September 2024 Your application will include the following questions: Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?
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