Consulting & Generalist HR (Human Resources & Recruitment)We are thrilled to announce that the DVPC team is expanding and actively recruiting a highly skilled and passionate Human Resources Business Partner to join the Business Operations Team. This role is vital in supporting a workforce dedicated to domestic and family violence (DFV) services, requiring a deep understanding of the unique challenges and support needs of employees working in trauma-informed environments.Who should apply?We welcome applications from experienced Human Resources professionals with a strong understanding of HR best practices and applicable employment laws in the not-for-profit sector. Candidates should possess the ability to partner with senior leadership, offer strategic HR insights, and foster a positive workplace culture. Additionally, individuals who have experience in recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, performance management, and workplace health and safety are encouraged to apply.About the roleAs a Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP), you will be responsible for aligning the organisation's human capital strategy with its mission and objectives. You will work closely with leadership and management teams to implement HR initiatives that support both operational and strategic goals. This includes recruitment, career conversations, workforce planning, staff development, and ensuring compliance with HR laws and policies.The role also involves overseeing workplace health and safety, flexible working, managing employee relations, and driving a culture of learning, diversity, and inclusion. Your work will be instrumental in enhancing the employee experience and supporting staff wellbeing, while maintaining a compliant, inclusive, and high-performing workplace.This is a full-time (36.25hrs/week) role.About youWe are looking for someone with the following key attributes:Demonstrated experience as a Human Resources professional within the not-for-profit sectorProven ability to partner with senior leaders to implement HR strategies that align with organisational goalsExpertise in recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, and performance managementStrong knowledge of workplace health and safety, including risk assessments and incident managementExcellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build strong relationships across all levels of the organisationExperience in using HR metrics and analytics to inform decision-makingCommitment to promoting diversity, inclusion, and a positive workplace cultureAbout usThe Domestic Violence Prevention Centre (DVPC) is a specialist service which supports women, young people and children who have experienced domestic and family violence. We also deliver the Men's DV Education and Intervention program and convene an Integrated Response group that works with agencies on the Gold Coast to improve collaboration and responses to women and children to enhance their safety and wellbeing.We offer employeesA dynamic workplace that values innovation and quality practiceA supportive work environment with a commitment to staff wellbeingCompetitive salary with salary packaging benefits5 weeks annual leaveProfessional development opportunities to grow your practiceEmployee Assistance ProgramHow to applyPlease submit a cover letter detailing why you are suitable for this role, including your understanding of the HR function within a domestic violence service. Upload your resume and cover letter on Seek.Applications close on Friday 8 November, 9.00am.
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