To work as part of the Youth Justice Service Court Team servicing primarily Birmingham Youth, Magistrates and Crown Court to fulfil the statutory requirements placed on the Youth Justice Service by the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and any proceeding legislation. This will include taking a senior role in:
Representing the service and promoting the quality of its work in partnership with the wider Birmingham Youth Justice Service, Children’s Services, Youth Justice Board and the Judiciary, particularly in reducing the use of remands to youth detention.
Undertaking youth justice assessments including safeguarding to determine safety to the child and others whilst liaising with professionals and caregivers to determine the safety needs of all parties in Court and Court custody, assessing appropriateness of proposed secure estate placements and delivering this work in line with local YJS standards and expectations of the Youth Justice Board.
Undertaking and presenting enforcement of Court Orders and where needed to prepare/present bail packages including overseeing the quality assurance of breach and revocation proceedings whilst communicating with the child, caregivers, relevant professionals, youth justice managers and workers.
The collection, collation and maintenance of data in accordance with local protocols and national data protection legislation. Undertaking analysis relating to KPI’s and local practice.
Liaison with other agencies involved in the court process, including the presentation and dissemination of YJS information, formal reports and interventions to Judges and Magistrates.
To contribute to the delivery of a service that provides equality of opportunity, recognises and advocates for the diverse needs of children, young people and their parents or carers and takes action to promote diversion from Court where applicable.
Co-ordination of remands to local authority accommodation including contributing to providing advice and guidance to professionals involved in identifying placements and managing remands.
Taking lead in promoting and advocating for the needs of children appearing within Court.
Production of accurate and comprehensive placement information and post custody assessments within the Asset Plus framework in accordance with local standards and Youth Justice Board requirements.
Reviewing and providing oversight and agreement to support quality assurance of all documentation provided for Court purposes.
To assist the Team Manager in providing and devleoping an effective court service that meets the individual needs of our children, young people, their families and care givers to reduce and prevent offending and reoffending.
To assist the Team Manager to embed the Connections Count Practice Model across the team and service.
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Job description
Do you have a passion for working children and young people? Do you have some professional experience working with young people? A job working for the council could be for you!
I am looking for passionate Support Workers with experience working with Children and/or Young Adults with either traumatic backgrounds, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health or Challenging Behaviours.
My client is the local council who have a portfolio of children's homes offering residential care and support for young people with behavioural difficulties, traumatic backgrounds, learning disabilities and complex needs based in Doncaster.
If you have experience with children and young people in SEN education, youth work, young offenders or fostering, a career in children's homes is for you.
Benefits include:
£28,132 plus £41 per sleep in (approx. £32,000 per annum OTE)
Public Sector benefits including annual pay reviews, enhanced pension benefit
Job security in a local council employer
Excellent progression opportunities within the council
Do you have:
Experience of working within children or young adults with learning disabilities, mental health, or behaviours that challenge - SEN School, youth work, community young people, children's learning disabilities, semi-independent services, care leavers, youth justice, children's homes
Level 3 in Residential Childcare or equivalent (or willingness to complete)
Ability to complete shifts patterns, weekends, and overnight stays.
To apply or for further information, please contact jbright@charecruitment.com
Please note, we are unable to consider applications from candidates who require sponsorship.
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Do you have a passion for working children and young people? Do you have some professional experience working with young people? A job working for the council could be for you!
I am looking for passionate Support Workers with experience working with Children and/or Young Adults with either traumatic backgrounds, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health or Challenging Behaviours.
My client is a highly reputable charitable provider of residential homes and education to young people from difficult starts and display associated challenging behaviour.
We are looking for Support Worker to join a fantastic home in Worksop.
If you have experience with children and young people in SEN education, youth work, young offenders or fostering, a career in children's homes is for you.
Benefits include:
£30,221.88 - £34,405 (this includes 2 x sleep ins per week
39 hours or 45 hours per week contracts available
Job security with a highly established and reputable charity
Excellent progression opportunities within the council
Do you have:
Experience of working within children or young adults with learning disabilities, mental health, or behaviours that challenge - SEN School, youth work, community young people, children's learning disabilities, semi-independent services, care leavers, youth justice, children's homes
Level 3 in Residential Childcare or equivalent (or willingness to complete)
Ability to complete shifts patterns, weekends, and overnight stays.
Driving license and vehicle
For more information apply now.
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Do you have a passion for working children and young people? Do you have some professional experience working with young people? A job working for the council could be for you!
I am looking for passionate Support Workers with experience working with Children and/or Young Adults with either Learning Disabilities, Mental Health or Challenging Behaviours.
My client is a well-respected children's home provider who have ambitious plans in the upcoming years and are looking for Support Workers to join one of their existing purpose-built children's homes in Exeter and Crediton for their residential services.
If you have experience with children and young people in SEN education, youth work, young offenders or fostering, a career in children's homes is for you.
Benefits include:
From £28,080 per annum plus sleep-in allowance (OTE £33,000)
Public Sector benefits including annual pay reviews, enhanced pension benefit
Job security in a local council employer
Do you have:
Experience of working within children or young adults with learning disabilities, mental health, or behaviours that challenge - SEN School, youth work, community young people, children's learning disabilities, semi-independent services, care leavers, youth justice, children's homes
Level 3 in Residential Childcare or equivalent (or willingness to complete)
Ability to complete shifts patterns, weekends, and overnight stays.
To apply or for further information, please contact jbright@charecruitment.com
Please note, we are unable to consider applications from candidates who require sponsorship.
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Support young people and their families
Work face-to-face on an individual and group basis with young people and their families
Source and locate relevant local activities and activity centres for delivery of service
Work with and engage with schools, colleges and educational settings in the support of relevant activities
Work with young people in a variety of settings
Understand the range of issues and concerns facing young people
Deliver positive activities to young people
Plan and deliver a range of programmes of positive activities
Monitor outputs and outcomes against targets
Support young people to be happy, healthy and safe
Case holding and support work
Be aware of risk and vulnerable situations when working with young people and families
Work effectively with partner agencies to deliver a quality service, focussed on achieving positive change for individuals
Work with local partners who provide activities for young people
Contribute to the continuing development of youth work in the borough
Take all reasonable steps to ensure the safety of self and service users
To attend meetings and present information confidently and to receive advice and support from other professionals
To attend and be actively involved in team meetings and supervision
To respond in a timely manner to families and professionals
Empower young people and their families to engage in activities
To gain and represent the voice of young and their families and to seek to feedback on or from the intervention
To be aware of the different strands of diversity when working with young people and families
Be committed to safeguarding children and young people from CSE, abuse, extremism and domestic abuse
Training Outcome:Career in Youth Work.Employer Description:It’s an incredibly exciting time to work in Dudley Council as we embark on numerous multi-million pound regeneration schemes which will be real game-changers for the borough. In addition to the exciting schemes such as the Midland Metro we also have the ongoing and very serious challenges of ensuring vulnerable people across the borough receive the services they deserve. At Dudley Council we have a ‘one council’ ethos that builds an effective and dynamic organisation which grows the economy and creates jobs, creating a cleaner and greener place and supports stronger and safer communities. We are rightly proud to be the historic capital of the Black Country and, working with our partners, Dudley Council is also committed to looking forward and helping to deliver our borough vision of ‘Forge a Future for all’ www.dudleyboroughvision2030.org.uk We ensure communities influence council decisions and are committed to delivering services in partnership with communities. We provide flexible and responsive service in partnership and help communities help themselves. In joining a local authority that serves 320,000 residents you will become an integral part of a council that: • is ready to embrace change, providing an environment in which you will be encouraged to make your mark • is aware of its key challenges and the need for a new energy to innovate the council, in order to find cost effective ways of delivering services • has aligned its political and managerial leadership structures and is committed to protecting, securing and transforming the lives of children, families, the vulnerable and older people • wants borough residents to have their say through our community forums • dedicates time to meaningful consultation and listen to the views of our residents • is working with the community to encourage active involvement of our residents We want to leave a legacy of a better future for the borough that reflects Dudley borough’s potential and harnesses the ambitions of the people we serve. For more information see our Council Plan www.dudley.gov.uk/council-community/plan-policies-and-strategies/council-plan, Dudley Borough Vision for 2030, Forging a Future for All www.dudleyboroughvision2030.org.uk and key information about the borough and its communities at All about Dudley Borough www.allaboutdudley.infoWorking Hours :Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
This post is for an apprentice multi activity instructor. You will be required to assist and deliver a range of activities including high roped activities, climbing, canoe/kayaking, and caving. The post will also require the candidate to work in numerous areas of the business to gain an all-round knowledge of activity centre-based work. All staff are expected to take their share of cleaning and maintenance work. Training is given in all areas as part of the position.
Duties will include:
Assisting with activities leading to running on your own
Assisting with the storage, maintenance and upkeep of equipment and activity areas
Liaising with customers and other members of staff
Training:12 – 15-month Intermediate Apprenticeship in Activity Leadership. You will be trained to assist/deliver a range of outdoor and adventure activities, as well as learn about the general running of a busy outdoor activity centre. Some training may depend on prior experience.
Level 3 NVQ Certificate in Activity Leadership
Level 2 Functional Skills English if required
Level 2 Functional Skills maths if required
Outdoor First Aid qualification
A range of NGB awards dependent upon individual and employer aspirations
These may be the following:
Paddle sport Instructor
FSRT
CWA
Walking qualifications
Caving qualifications
Training Outcome:
Potential to move on to an Advanced Apprenticeship, or a full-time instructor role
Links with other outdoor providers, centres and clubs will enhance future opportunities
Employer Description:CRS Adventures is a family run outdoor activities centre run by the Sell family that has an established reputation as the place to go for all your adventurous activity needs. We specialise in a variety of traditional ‘outdoor activities‘ as well as specialist programmes for individuals, families, schools, youth groups and corporate events offer tailor made packages for both on and off-site activities.Working Hours :Weekly hours/shifts will vary.Skills: Customer care skills,Presentation skills,Initiative,Physical fitness,Enthusiasm....Read more...
Do you want to make a positive difference to vulnerable children and their lives? Are you an experienced Deputy Manager looking to lead within a therapeutic children’s home supporting young people who have experienced trauma? Location: South London Salary: £50,000 per annum
Please do not apply if you require sponsorship. To apply for this role you must have the right to work within the UK.
This is an opportunity to join a well-established therapeutic provider with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, trauma-informed care. The organisation focuses on stability, strong practice and delivering consistently good Ofsted outcomes. You will be part of a values-led service where young people are at the heart of practice and senior leadership is visible, supportive and committed to developing its managers.
Benefits:
• Salary up to £50,000 per annum, dependent on experience and qualifications • Clear progression pathway to Registered Manager • Supportive and collaborative working environment • 25 days annual leave rising with length of service, plus bank holidays • Comprehensive training and development programme • Pension scheme • Enhanced family leave and company sick pay • Life assurance • Employee assistance programme providing wellbeing and financial support • Cycle to work scheme • Blue Light discount card • Funded professional development opportunities • Staff recognition and long service awards • Opportunities to progress across a wider group of services
Requirements:
• Degree qualified in a relevant field such as Psychology, Social Work, Youth Work, Mental Health or similar • A recognised Level 3 qualification in Residential Childcare, with willingness to complete the Level 5 Leadership and Management award if not already achieved • A minimum of two years’ experience working within a children’s residential setting • Previous experience providing staff supervision and holding management responsibility • Sound knowledge of children’s residential regulations and compliance standards • Ability to build meaningful relationships with young people and positively influence outcomes • Confidence contributing to financial oversight and managing delegated budgets • Understanding of the challenges facing vulnerable young people, including exploitation and anti-social influences • Experience embedding trauma-informed approaches within practice • Flexibility to work shifts, including weekends, bank holidays and sleep-ins • Willingness to participate in an on-call rota supporting more than one home
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Philanthropy Manager (Trusts and Foundations Focus) Salary: £35,000 - £38,000 FTE dependent on experience Location: Chapel Allerton, Leeds, West Yorkshire Contract: Permanent, Full-time and Part-time considered. Hybrid working and remote considered. Closing date: Please apply at your earliest convenienceAbout UsYorkshire Children’s Charity are a charity dedicated to improving the lives of children and young people living at disadvantage across the whole of Yorkshire. Through our vital programmes and practical support, we empower children to thrive, learn, and reach their potential.We are entering an exciting phase of growth and impact — with strong programmes, compelling evidence of outcomes, and increasing interest from funders. We are now looking for an experienced and motivated Philanthropy Manager to lead on trusts and foundations fundraising, while helping shape wider philanthropic relationships (such as major donors and corporates.)The RoleThe Philanthropy Manager will lead on developing and delivering a successful trusts and foundations strategy, securing substantial income to support our programmes. You will manage relationships with charitable trusts, foundations, and other philanthropic partners, to maximise income opportunities.This is a pivotal role within a passionate team, ideal for someone who thrives on building relationships and writing compelling, evidence-based funding applications.Key Responsibilities
Develop and implement a trusts and foundations strategy to achieve ambitious income targets.Research, identify, and prioritise funding opportunities that align with our mission and programmes.Prepare high-quality, persuasive applications and proposals tailored to each funder.Produce detailed impact reports and updates for funders, demonstrating measurable outcomes and value for money.Maintain excellent relationships with existing funders through effective stewardship and communication.
Support the cultivation and stewardship of major donors, corporate foundations, and other high-value supporters.Work closely with colleagues and trustees to engage potential supporters and represent the charity at meetings and events.Contribute to the development of strong cases for support, ensuring consistent messaging across all philanthropy activities.Work with programme teams to ensure robust evaluation of projects and collection of outcome data for funders.
Track income and performance against targets, providing accurate forecasts and reports.Maintain up-to-date records of all funder interactions, applications, and grants.
Person SpecificationEssential Skills & Experience
A strong work ethic with a passion for helping childrenProven track record of securing significant grants from trusts, foundations, and/or statutory funders in the charity sector.Excellent written communication skills with the ability to craft persuasive funding applications and creating detailed project budgets for funders.Strong relationship management and networking abilities.Knowledgeable around the process of evaluating charity programmes and impact.Understanding of charity finances.Highly organised, detail-oriented, and self-motivated.As we are a small team, you may have to on occasion have to step in to help other team members. Therefore you must be a good team player, able to adapt to support the overall mission.A willingness to learn and take on additional responsibilityA good working knowledge of Microsoft Office (including Excel and Power Point)
Desirable
Experience working in a children’s, youth, or family charity.Knowledge of Yorkshire’s charitable and funding landscape.Experience in major donor or corporate fundraising.
What We Offer
Hybrid working options (office base in Leeds, Chapel Allerton.)25 days annual leave plus bank holidays and your birthday!Pension scheme.Private health care.
How to ApplyTo apply, please send your CV and a cover letter (max two pages) explaining how your experience matches the role. INDHS Equals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.....Read more...
Do you want to make a positive difference to vulnerable children and their lives? Are you an experienced Deputy Manager looking to lead within a therapeutic children’s home supporting young people who have experienced trauma? Location: South London Salary: £35,000 per annum
Please do not apply if you require sponsorship. To apply for this role you must have the right to work within the UK.
This is an opportunity to join a well-established therapeutic provider with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, trauma-informed care. The organisation focuses on stability, strong practice and delivering consistently good Ofsted outcomes. You will be part of a values-led service where young people are at the heart of practice and senior leadership is visible, supportive and committed to developing its managers.
Benefits:
• Salary up to £35,000 per annum, dependent on experience and qualifications • Clear progression pathway to Registered Manager • Supportive and collaborative working environment • 25 days annual leave rising with length of service, plus bank holidays • Comprehensive training and development programme • Pension scheme • Enhanced family leave and company sick pay • Life assurance • Employee assistance programme providing wellbeing and financial support • Cycle to work scheme • Blue Light discount card • Funded professional development opportunities • Staff recognition and long service awards • Opportunities to progress across a wider group of services
Requirements:
• Degree qualified in a relevant field such as Psychology, Social Work, Youth Work, Mental Health or similar • A recognised Level 3 qualification in Residential Childcare, with willingness to complete the Level 5 Leadership and Management award if not already achieved • A minimum of two years’ experience working within a children’s residential setting • Previous experience providing staff supervision and holding management responsibility • Sound knowledge of children’s residential regulations and compliance standards • Ability to build meaningful relationships with young people and positively influence outcomes • Confidence contributing to financial oversight and managing delegated budgets • Understanding of the challenges facing vulnerable young people, including exploitation and anti-social influences • Experience embedding trauma-informed approaches within practice • Flexibility to work shifts, including weekends, bank holidays and sleep-ins • Willingness to participate in an on-call rota supporting more than one home
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Trusts and Foundations Manager Salary: £36,000 FTE dependent on experience Location: Chapel Allerton, Leeds, West Yorkshire Contract: Permanent, Full-time and Part-time considered (Hybrid working and remote considered) Closing date: Please apply at your earliest convenienceAbout UsYorkshire Children’s Charity are a charity dedicated to improving the lives of children and young people living at disadvantage across the whole of Yorkshire. Through our vital programmes and practical support, we empower children to thrive, learn, and reach their potential.We are now seeking a talented Trusts and Foundations Manager to play a leading role in securing the funds that make our work possible.The RoleThere has never been a better time to join us as Trusts and Foundations Manager. Our programmes are achieving outstanding results, supported by strong evidence of impact from extensive beneficiary feedback. We also know that trusts are eager to support our work, particularly as child poverty remains a pressing issue that demands urgent action, especially across Yorkshire. You would be joining us at an exciting time when we are perfectly positioned to grow our trusts and foundations income and build on our success.The Trusts and Foundations Manager will be responsible for maximising income from charitable trusts, foundations, and statutory funders. You will lead on the development and delivery of the trust fundraising strategy, identifying, researching, and writing compelling applications to meet and /or exceed income targets. Oversight and management of relationships with existing and new trusts and foundations, delivering funding reports to a high and consistent standard and identify new opportunities for growth. As part of this role we would also like you to take a keen lead in evaluating the impact of our programmes. You would directly report into the charity’s CEO.Key Responsibilities
Research & Strategy
Identify and research prospective trusts, foundations, and statutory funding bodies aligned with the charity’s aims.Develop and implement a Trusts and Foundations fundraising plan to achieve agreed income targets.
Bid Writing & Reporting
Prepare compelling, tailored funding applications and proposals, demonstrating clear impact and need.Produce timely and accurate progress reports, financial updates, and impact reports for funders.
Relationship Management
Build and maintain strong, long-term relationships with funders, ensuring excellent stewardship.Represent the charity at funder meetings, networking events, and presentations.
Collaboration & Impact
Work closely with programme, finance, and marketing teams to gather data, case studies, and budgets for applications and reports.Support the development of new projects to ensure funder alignment from the outset.
Monitoring & Evaluation
Track performance against income targets for trusts and foundations.Maintain accurate records of applications, correspondence, and deadlines.Lead on ensuring all programmes are effectively evaluated and that relevant data is collected to meet funder requirements and help with future marketing/ fundraising.
Person SpecificationEssential Skills & Experience
A strong work ethic with a passion for helping childrenProven track record of securing significant grants from trusts, foundations, and/or statutory funders in the charity sector.Excellent written communication skills with the ability to craft persuasive funding applications and creating detailed project budgets for funders.Strong relationship management and networking abilities.Knowledgeable around the process of evaluating charity programmes and impact.Understanding of charity finances.Highly organised, detail-oriented, and self-motivated.As we are a small team, you may have to on occasion have to step in to help other team members. Therefore you must be a good team player, able to adapt to support the overall mission.A willingness to learn and take on additional responsibilityA good working knowledge of Microsoft Office (including Excel and Power Point)
Desirable
Experience working in a children’s, youth, or family charity.Knowledge of Yorkshire’s charitable and funding landscape.
What We Offer
Hybrid working options (office base in Leeds, Chapel Allerton.)25 days annual leave plus bank holidays and your birthday!Pension scheme.Private health care.
How to ApplyTo apply, please send your CV and a cover letter (max two pages) explaining how your experience matches the role. INDHS Equals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.....Read more...
Who we are… The Pacific National Exhibition is an iconic institution in BC, famous for bringing generations of people together to celebrate and build memories. This 116-year-old, non-profit organization has an annual operating budget of over $70 million dollars and generates revenue through four activity streams: the 15 day annual summer Fair which averages more than 700,000 people annually, Playland amusement park which welcomes 400,000 guests annually including Fright Nights, and a busy year-round portfolio of events including concerts, trade shows and film, cultural and community events. In total we bring over 2 million people through the site each year. The fourth activity stream is park care and facility maintenance. The PNE is proud of the work it does at Hastings Park and has a vibrant team that is passionate about events, guest experience and delivering memorable experiences.At the PNE, we strive to create an environment that reflects our organization’s core values: Enthusiasm, Excellence and Evolution. With a focus on these core values, we are committed to achieving our mission which is to “Deliver Memorable Experiences” for all who interact with the PNE whether it is our guests, our employees or the community. The PNE’s Sales, Marketing & Business Development Department oversees the company’s marketing, corporate partnerships, group sales, facility sales, business development and TicketLeader. Our team are hardworking and motivated individuals that have a passion for the Events Industry and the PNE. The Communications & Community Relations Specialist reports to the Manager, Communications & Community Relations. They will play a key role across the entire organization by supporting the communications strategy as it pertains to content, platforms, and audience groups both internally and externally.This position will work with key internal stakeholders to centralize and focus messaging across the following audience groups: guests, clients, suppliers, partners and employees.Why join our team?
Inspires an exhilarating and fun-loving workplaceSupports a flexible work environmentInnovates in both concept and processThrives and promotes a fast-paced sales & marketing cultureCollaborates with all departments in a positive and proactive wayProud to be a part of the growth of one of Vancouver’s most iconic institutionsProud to be ranked in the top 10 as one of BC’s most loved brands – BC Business 2020
What will you do this year?In your role as Communications & Community Relations Specialist your primary accountabilities will be as follows:Community Relations:
Support with the community advisory group and lead the youth council and neighborhood focus group including facilitating nomination process, agendas, meeting content and reporting results.Maintain relationships with the Hastings-Sunrise area community groups, BIA and neighbors and represent the PNE at community events.Manage community programs such as donations, neighborhood grants, events, and neighborhood ticket recognition.Manage all community communications including newsletters, website content, social content and provide exceptional neighborhood-guest experience.Manage, facilitate, and report on all neighborhood initiative needs such as sound mitigations, neighborhood cleanliness, public safety, and traffic congestion.Support organizations’ community engagement and consultation requirements.Support Office of the President in ensuring the public board meeting community content is developed, prepared, and communicated.
Internal Communications:
Makes recommendations on best practices regarding content, timelines, tools and audiences.Reviews and evaluates the organization’s internal communications performance on a regular basis, establishes proper measures of performance, and as needed provides feedback for modification.Ensures a cohesive voice and messaging across internal departments.
External Communications:
In conjunction with marketing, develop stories and content from across the organization and the community for social, websites, presentations, and corporate storytelling.Takes complex information and creates content that is easy and fun to engage with.Supports the PNE Media Relations and Government Relations leads to ensure that all key public messages are translated across key communication channels (internal and to external business community relationships) to ensure consistency.Provides internal departments with external communication tools like key speaking points, frequently asked questions and organizational updates for their suppliers, clients, vendors, partners and guests.Plan, write and manage the design, content, and production of the PNE Annual Report.
What else?
Must have a degree in corporate communications, marketing, public relations, or journalism.Must have 1-5 years of communications experience with a focus on internal communications, corporate communications, and community relations.Innovative thinker, with a track record for translating strategic thinking into action plans and output.A passion for live entertainment and nonprofit industries.Knowledge of unionized working environments and/or large decentralized teams is an asset.Excellent writing skills and oral communication with the ability to easily establish new relationships internally and externally.Ability to influence and affect change.Experience partnering across large, highly collaborative teams, able to effectively communicate and work with individuals at all levels within and outside the PNE organization.Strong judgment and resilience in the face of challenge.Intellectual rigor to tackle complex communication and reputational issues and support the development of robust solutions.Project management skills.Strong acumen around social media platforms.Successful candidates must undergo a Criminal Record Check.
Who are you?
Strategic and creativeResults-oriented collaboratorAble to meet tight deadlines and work effectively in a high-pressure environmentTactful change makerCommitted to striving for excellenceCreative and collaborative team playerEager to make a differenceAppreciates an environment that runs actively on weekdays, evening and weekends all year
Where and when to APPLY? Applications can be submitted via the PNE website at www.pne.ca/jobs and will be accepted until the role is filled. Additional Information The PNE's compensation offerings are in alignment with a pay-for-performance pay philosophy that recognizes individual, and teamwork performance. The role is a permanent, full-time position with a typical salary range of $60,000 -$75,000 per annum. The starting salary will be based on the successful candidate’s competencies, including but not limited to knowledge, skills, experience, and internal pay structures. As a part of the PNE's total compensation package, this position may be eligible for other benefits subject to program eligibility requirements. The PNE is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, committed to creating an inclusive workforce that reflects the diverse community we proudly serve. All applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or age. If you require any support or accommodations throughout any stage of the recruitment process, please contact the People & Culture Department at hr@pne.ca.....Read more...
