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Redeployment Consultant

Redeployment Consultant

Posted 2 weeks ago by Dorset Council UK on Linkedin

Job Description: The Redeployment Consultant will play a crucial role in Dorset Council's Recruitment & Attraction team, focusing on supporting employees affected by organizational change through the redeployment process. This position involves collaborating with the HR Centre of Excellence to ensure a seamless service while actively matching individuals to suitable roles. The consultant will also be responsible for shaping the redeployment process and tracking outcomes to enhance employee support during a time of transformation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support eligible employees to identify suitable roles and prepare internal applications.
  • Advise and guide both employees and managers throughout the redeployment process.
  • Help to actively match people to roles using live data and insight.
  • Liaise with recruiting managers to support shortlisting, selection, and appropriate offers.
  • Coordinate consistent tracking of redeployment activity, outcomes, and feedback.
  • Support the application of salary protection, trial periods, and fixed-term contract terms.
  • Shape new tools and processes, including the skills and preferences form and reporting dashboard.

Skills Required:

  • Relevant experience in HR and recruitment.
  • Confidence to work independently.
  • Emotional intelligence to support people through change.
  • Organizational skills and thoughtful communication.
  • Commitment to delivering fair, consistent, and people-centered outcomes.
  • Ability to improve systems and processes.
  • Passion for making a difference.

Salary (Rate): undetermined

City: Dorchester

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

You’ll be joining the Recruitment & Attraction team, working at the heart of Dorset Council’s approach to internal mobility and employee support. This role is all about people, helping colleagues affected by organisational change to navigate the redeployment process with clarity, compassion, and practical guidance. You’ll work closely with the HR Centre of Excellence to deliver a joined-up, consistent service, while remaining plugged into live recruitment activity to actively identify and match people to suitable opportunities. Although this post uses a generic HR Adviser job description, your focus will be on delivering and shaping the council’s redeployment process, ensuring every step, from skills capture to selection outcome, is coordinated and well supported. You’ll help define how the process works in practice, supporting the use of a central register, expression of interest forms, and internal shortlisting approaches. You’ll also track outcomes, support managers with expectations, and input into key decisions around trial periods, training, and reasonable adjustments. We’ll support your development, encourage fresh thinking, and give you space to lead on this important work during a time of transformation.

What you can expect to be doing You will:

  • support eligible employees to identify suitable roles and prepare internal applications
  • advise and guide both employees and managers throughout the redeployment process
  • help to actively match people to roles using live data and insight
  • liaise with recruiting managers to support shortlisting, selection and appropriate offers
  • coordinate consistent tracking of redeployment activity, outcomes and feedback
  • support the application of salary protection, trial periods and fixed term contract terms
  • shape new tools and processes, including the skills and preferences form and reporting dashboard

About you You’ll bring relevant experience with knowledge of HR and recruitment, with the confidence to work independently and the emotional intelligence to support people through change. You’ll be organised, thoughtful in your communication, and committed to delivering fair, consistent and people-centred outcomes. You’ll enjoy making systems better and spotting ways to improve how we do things, and most of all, you’ll care about making a difference when it counts.

Rate:

Negotiable

Location:

Dorchester, England, United Kingdom

IR35 Status:

Undetermined

Remote Status:

Undetermined

Industry:

Other

Seniority Level:

Not Specified

Job Description: The Redeployment Consultant will play a crucial role in Dorset Council's Recruitment & Attraction team, focusing on supporting employees affected by organizational change through the redeployment process. This position involves collaborating with the HR Centre of Excellence to ensure a seamless service while actively matching individuals to suitable roles. The consultant will also be responsible for shaping the redeployment process and tracking outcomes to enhance employee support during a time of transformation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support eligible employees to identify suitable roles and prepare internal applications.
  • Advise and guide both employees and managers throughout the redeployment process.
  • Help to actively match people to roles using live data and insight.
  • Liaise with recruiting managers to support shortlisting, selection, and appropriate offers.
  • Coordinate consistent tracking of redeployment activity, outcomes, and feedback.
  • Support the application of salary protection, trial periods, and fixed-term contract terms.
  • Shape new tools and processes, including the skills and preferences form and reporting dashboard.

Skills Required:

  • Relevant experience in HR and recruitment.
  • Confidence to work independently.
  • Emotional intelligence to support people through change.
  • Organizational skills and thoughtful communication.
  • Commitment to delivering fair, consistent, and people-centered outcomes.
  • Ability to improve systems and processes.
  • Passion for making a difference.

Salary (Rate): undetermined

City: Dorchester

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

You’ll be joining the Recruitment & Attraction team, working at the heart of Dorset Council’s approach to internal mobility and employee support. This role is all about people, helping colleagues affected by organisational change to navigate the redeployment process with clarity, compassion, and practical guidance. You’ll work closely with the HR Centre of Excellence to deliver a joined-up, consistent service, while remaining plugged into live recruitment activity to actively identify and match people to suitable opportunities. Although this post uses a generic HR Adviser job description, your focus will be on delivering and shaping the council’s redeployment process, ensuring every step, from skills capture to selection outcome, is coordinated and well supported. You’ll help define how the process works in practice, supporting the use of a central register, expression of interest forms, and internal shortlisting approaches. You’ll also track outcomes, support managers with expectations, and input into key decisions around trial periods, training, and reasonable adjustments. We’ll support your development, encourage fresh thinking, and give you space to lead on this important work during a time of transformation.

What you can expect to be doing You will:

  • support eligible employees to identify suitable roles and prepare internal applications
  • advise and guide both employees and managers throughout the redeployment process
  • help to actively match people to roles using live data and insight
  • liaise with recruiting managers to support shortlisting, selection and appropriate offers
  • coordinate consistent tracking of redeployment activity, outcomes and feedback
  • support the application of salary protection, trial periods and fixed term contract terms
  • shape new tools and processes, including the skills and preferences form and reporting dashboard

About you You’ll bring relevant experience with knowledge of HR and recruitment, with the confidence to work independently and the emotional intelligence to support people through change. You’ll be organised, thoughtful in your communication, and committed to delivering fair, consistent and people-centred outcomes. You’ll enjoy making systems better and spotting ways to improve how we do things, and most of all, you’ll care about making a difference when it counts.

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