Principal People and Change Partner
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Responsibilities
- Lead organisational restructures and transformation activity
- Manage complex employee relations matters and organisational risk
- Lead consultation processes and prepare key documentation
- Support redundancy, redeployment, and change implementation activity
- Partner with senior leaders to deliver effective and sustainable change
- Maintain governance and oversight, ensuring compliant and well-managed processes
- About you
- Strong experience leading organisational change and restructures
- Proven experience managing complex, high-risk employee relations matters
- Excellent knowledge of UK employment law and consultation processes
- Experience advising senior leaders, ideally at Executive level
- Experience handling tribunal / ACAS matters or similar
- Strong judgement, communication, and stakeholder management skills
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Additional Information
Principal People and Change Partner Liverpool or London £58,000 - £65,000 FTC - 12 months Working hours - full time (35 hours a week, Monday - Friday) Location - Liverpool or London, hybrid homeworking (minimum 6 days a month in office) The Royal College of Physicians is recruiting a Principal People & Change Partner to join our People & Culture team on a fixed-term basis, supporting a significant period of organisational change. You'll lead complex change activity including restructures, consultation processes, and high-risk employee relations matters. Working with senior leaders, you'll ensure change is delivered in a legally compliant, pragmatic, and people-centred way. Operating at a senior level, you'll bring expertise in organisational design and change, while also delivering hands-on activity across the full change lifecycle. The successful candidate will be required to commence in July 2026.
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