Chief Financial Officer – Luxury Hospitality GroupLocation: FijiSalary: NZD $200,000 net + 10% bonusBenefits: Housing allowance including utilities, medical insurance, annual flights, relocation allowance, work permit & moreWe are recruiting for an experienced Chief Financial Officer to join a luxury hospitality group in Fiji and become a key member of the executive leadership team.This is an exceptional opportunity for a strategic yet hands-on finance leader with strong hospitality experience and extensive knowledge of international taxation to oversee the financial direction of a growing hotel and resort portfolio.The Role
Lead the overall financial strategy, planning and performance of the hospitality groupPartner closely with the CEO and Executive Leadership Team on business decisions and long-term growthOversee financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, reporting and governance across multiple resort propertiesDrive financial performance while ensuring strong controls, compliance and risk managementProvide strategic financial insight to support investment and operational decision-makingLead and develop the finance team while building strong financial capability across the business
The Ideal Candidate
Proven experience as a Chief Financial Officer or senior finance executive within hospitalityStrong background in luxury hotels or resort operationsFiji experience is requiredExtensive knowledge of taxation across Fiji, Australia and the United KingdomStrategic thinker with strong commercial and financial acumenExcellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skillsComfortable working within a fast-paced, multi-property hospitality environmentHands-on leader with the ability to balance strategy and day-to-day financial oversight
Compensation & Benefits
NZD $200,000 net salary10% annual bonusHousing allowance including utilitiesMedical insuranceAnnual flights homeRelocation allowanceWork permit providedAdditional executive benefits
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Chief Financial Officer – Luxury Hospitality GroupLocation: FijiSalary: NZD $200,000 net + 10% bonusBenefits: Housing allowance including utilities, medical insurance, annual flights, relocation allowance, work permit & moreWe are recruiting for an experienced Chief Financial Officer to join a luxury hospitality group in Fiji and become a key member of the executive leadership team.This is an exceptional opportunity for a strategic yet hands-on finance leader with strong hospitality experience and extensive knowledge of international taxation to oversee the financial direction of a growing hotel and resort portfolio.The Role
Lead the overall financial strategy, planning and performance of the hospitality groupPartner closely with the CEO and Executive Leadership Team on business decisions and long-term growthOversee financial operations, budgeting, forecasting, reporting and governance across multiple resort propertiesDrive financial performance while ensuring strong controls, compliance and risk managementProvide strategic financial insight to support investment and operational decision-makingLead and develop the finance team while building strong financial capability across the business
The Ideal Candidate
Proven experience as a Chief Financial Officer or senior finance executive within hospitalityStrong background in luxury hotels or resort operationsFiji experience is requiredExtensive knowledge of taxation across Fiji, Australia and the United KingdomStrategic thinker with strong commercial and financial acumenExcellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skillsComfortable working within a fast-paced, multi-property hospitality environmentHands-on leader with the ability to balance strategy and day-to-day financial oversight
Compensation & Benefits
NZD $200,000 net salary10% annual bonusHousing allowance including utilitiesMedical insuranceAnnual flights homeRelocation allowanceWork permit providedAdditional executive benefits
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Build customer relationships
Carry out wellbeing checks
Support independence
Complete support plans
Signpost to services
Work with partners
Support activities
Carry out health & safety checks
Maintain records
Training:Housing and Property Management Level 3.
Training takes place in the workplace with monthly 1:1 support sessions on Teams, online workshops every 6 - 8 weeks, and 8‑weekly reviews with your manager and Development Coach. You’ll also complete 6 hours of paid off‑the‑job learning each week as part of your apprenticeship commitments.Training Outcome:After completing the apprenticeship, you’ll be ready to take the next step into housing, wellbeing or community support roles. Many apprentices progress into Independent Living Officer, Tenancy Support, Community Engagement, or wider housing and customer service roles across Calico. You may also choose to work towards higher‑level housing qualifications and continue developing specialist skills for a long‑term career in the sector.Employer Description:The Calico Group is a not‑for‑profit organisation providing housing, support, healthcare, employability and construction services across Lancashire. Calico Homes delivers safe, high‑quality and affordable homes, working closely with customers and communities to help them thrive. Across the Group, teams are committed to creating positive change, supporting people, and building stronger neighbourhoods. As an employer, Calico offers a supportive culture, strong values and a focus on developing future talent through meaningful apprenticeship opportunities.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, working hours TBCSkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Team working....Read more...
Support customers
Manage enquiries
Assist with tenancy management
Help with lettings
Identify tenancy issues
Carry out neighbourhood inspections
Maintain accurate records
Attend training and development
Training:Housing and Property Management Level 3.
Training takes place in the workplace with monthly 1:1 support sessions on Teams, online group workshops every 6-8 weeks, and 8‑weekly reviews with your manager and Development Coach. You’ll also complete 6 hours of paid off‑the‑job learning each week as part of your apprenticeship commitments.Training Outcome:Successful apprentices often progress into Neighbourhood Officer roles, move into tenancy or community support positions, or continue developing through higher‑level housing qualifications. This apprenticeship gives you a strong foundation to build a long‑term career across Calico and the wider housing sector.Employer Description:The Calico Group is a not‑for‑profit organisation providing housing, support, healthcare, employability and construction services across Lancashire. Calico Homes delivers safe, high‑quality and affordable homes, working closely with customers and communities to help them thrive. Across the Group, teams are committed to creating positive change, supporting people and building stronger neighbourhoods. As an employer, Calico offers a supportive culture, strong values and a focus on developing future talent through meaningful apprenticeship opportunities.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, working hours TBC.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Working part of a team,Positive attitude....Read more...
Resident Liaison Officer - Glasgow - Salary up to £30,000 DOE CBW are currently recruiting for an experienced Resident Liaison Officer to join a leading Renewables team based in Glasgow. The role is focused on ensuring residents are kept fully informed, supported and engaged before, during and after works take place. The successful candidate will build strong relationships with residents, respond to queries and concerns, coordinate information with project teams, and help minimise disruption associated with construction activities. This is a Glasgow-based position with regular travel throughout Scotland, reflecting the geographical spread of current and future projects. Key Responsibilities:Act as the principal contact for residents throughout the lifecycle of works.Provide clear, accurate and timely information regarding planned works, programme dates, access requirements, progress and completion.Build positive and professional relationships with residents, maintaining trust and confidence throughout the project.Identify resident concerns at an early stage and ensure appropriate action is taken.Communicate changes to programmes, working arrangements or planned activities promptly.Ensure residents understand what to expect before, during and following works to their property or communal areas.Undertake regular visits to properties and residential areas affected by project activities.Engage directly with residents to understand their experience and identify any issues requiring attention.Record and follow up resident queries, requests and concerns through to resolution.Identify individual circumstances or additional support requirements and ensure these are communicated to the appropriate members of the project team.Arrange and participate in resident information meetings, briefings and engagement sessions.Prepare and distribute relevant project information and updates.Support residents in understanding project schedules, key milestones and expected completion dates.Receive and manage resident complaints and concerns in a professional and constructive manner.Work with the relevant project, site and management personnel to investigate and resolve issues.Keep residents informed of progress where an issue cannot be resolved immediately.Monitor outstanding matters and ensure appropriate follow-up takes place.Escalate significant, recurring or unresolved issues to the appropriate level of management.Report hazards, incidents, environmental concerns or other matters requiring management attention.Person Specification:Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to establish positive relationships with a wide range of people.A professional, approachable and empathetic manner.Strong listening skills and the ability to understand and respond appropriately to resident concerns.Effective problem-solving and conflict-resolution skills.Ability to remain calm and professional when dealing with challenging situations.Strong organisational and administrative skills.Ability to manage multiple enquiries, priorities and deadlines.Good attention to detail and accurate record keeping.Previous experience in a resident-facing, customer service, community engagement or similar role.Experience within construction, housing, property, facilities management, refurbishment or a related environment would be advantageous.Understanding of the challenges and sensitivities associated with working in occupied residential properties.Experience of handling customer complaints, enquiries or service issues.Familiarity with maintaining electronic records and using digital systems.Salary & Benefits:Salary up to £30,000 DOEOngoing training and professional development.Career progression within a growing renewable energy business.Company pension.Supportive team environment with a strong focus on quality, safety and continuous improvement.....Read more...
You will work within the regulatory service whilst studying towards a degree in environmental health on an apprenticeship programme. The course is delivered in collaboration with Middlesex University London, and at the end of the training you will gain a BSc Honours degree in Environmental Health by completing a 4-year programme.
You will be supporting the functions within the food safety, health & safety, environmental protection and private sector housing as directed by the Service Manager and team leader for the relevant area. You will transfer between the various areas during the four years to allow you to obtain relevant experience for the qualification work-based learning.
You will be required to maintain an effective balance between your study and work time ensuring that all coursework is completed on time, and in accordance with the study programme as directed by the University.
To work within the regulatory service to protect and improve the health, quality, and safety through the application of skills learned at a vocational level and local level within the service ensuring excellent customer service is provided meeting customer expectations and achieving service standards
To monitor case workload and liaise with officers on case investigations ensuring high standards of record management and case progression is adhered to in accordance with legislation
To support with site visits and inspections, ensuring you record and participate in recording findings, resolutions, and case outcomes with officers from within the service
As knowledge and competency develops, to carry out sampling, monitoring and survey work as necessary across the range of environmental health functions
To maintain case files electronically on the council database and support with general administration, preparing case files, statements, inspection notes, reports and letters as an example
Manage your time, effort and resources effectively so that you develop good working practices to enable you to plan and organise your work to achieve learning required, personal and team objectives
As an apprentice it is an essential requirement for your continued employment under the scheme to attend and engage with learning at college and/or obtain relevant qualifications
Training:Environmental Health Practitioner (integrated degree) Level 6.
Training will take place both in the workplace and at Middlesex University, Hendon Campus, The Burroughs, London NW4 4BT. The apprentice will attend university in line with the degree timetable and spend the remainder of their working week gaining practical experience across Environmental Health functions within the Council.Training Outcome:This apprenticeship provides a pathway into a professional career in Environmental Health. Successful completion will lead to a BSc (Hons) in Environmental Health and the opportunity to pursue professional status as an Environmental Health Practitioner. Graduates may progress into Environmental Health Officer roles in local government, regulatory services or related public health fields.Employer Description:Barking and Dagenham is a borough that’s changing for the better. Over the past few years, we’ve been working hard to transform how we deliver services and support our community. We’re proud of our diverse and vibrant population, and we’re committed to building a borough where everyone feels respected, included, and empowered.We have a laser focus on delivering for our residents – whether it’s tackling the inequalities people face or, quite simply, delivering the best services every day.We’re creating the conditions and opportunities for people to thrive here –to make Barking and Dagenham a place people are proud of and where they want to live, work, study and stay. Ultimately, we want everyone in Barking and Dagenham to have a good quality of life and to feel like they want to put down roots, raise their family, be part of the community and get involved.As an Investors in People Gold Award employer, we’re serious about supporting our staff. From flexible working, professional training and career development to wellbeing initiatives, we want our people to feel valued and supported in everything they do.Our values, known as DRIVE, shape how we work:
Deliver our best every day – and do what we promise
Respond in a prompt, positive way to our community’s needs
Inspire others with our attitudes and actions
Value people for who they are and what they can do
Engage with others to improve our resilience and flexibility
We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and experiences.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Some evening and weekend work may be required.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
