An innovative action-oriented HR Partner with market expertise than spans more than 5 years across multiple industry sectors, from major EPCMs through to RTOs and NGOs. Able to provide both the hands-on and strategic guidance needed to deliver HR frameworks that support business objectives, major projects and operational needs. Extensive knowledge of IR/ER, including the setting up of associated frameworks through to advising management, and working in close collaboration with unions. Excellent communication skills and a proactive approach to building relationships both internally and externally.
• HR Partnership • Employee Relations • Industrial Relations
• Organisational Developments • Change Management • Talent Retention/Attraction
• EBA Agreements & Negotiations • Training & Development • Recruitment Strategies
• Union Relations • HR Systems & Development • Voluntary Redundancies
• E-Recruitment & HRIS • Training Analysis • Establishing Procedures
Memberships & Affiliations:
Current Member of the Australian Human Resources Institute.
Current Member of the Industrial Relations Society of Western Australia
Qualifications & Education:
Studying Master of Dispute Resolution|Charles Sturt University,
2013 Graduate Certificate Industrial Relations |Charles Sturt University
2012 Cert IV Public Safety (Military Leadership) | Royal Military College
2010 Cert IV Training & Assessment | Polytechnic West, 2010
2008 Bachelor of Business (HR Management & Industrial
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