Organisational Development Business Partner

Exciting opportunity for a can-do organisational development professional to play a pivotal role in the development and implementation of organisational wide L&D strategy, policy and plans within our rapidly expanding organisation. The Organisational Development Business Partner sits within the People Function of the Housing Ombudsman Service and is responsible for delivering an effective people strategy that aligns with the organisational vision, values and behaviours. As Organisational Development Business Partner (OD BP) and working with the Learning and Organisational Development Manager, your responsibilities will include: Supporting the delivery of the Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) Strategy; Developing and implementing organsational wide OD policy and plans to ensure delivery of our OD agenda; Supporting the delivery of OD activity – embedding values and behaviours, delivery of systemic structural and cultural change – ensuring the People team significantly contribute to organisation wide systemic improvement; and Working with managers across the organisation to ensure delivery of positive cultural and structural change, delivering policy, process and activities which align with, and embed, our values and behaviours. For this key role, you will offer relevant training and qualifications (HRM / MCIPD) with a track record that demonstrates your experience: Supporting the delivery of a strategic approach to a learning and organisational development function that reflects the needs of the organisation Supporting cultural change programmes that have added significant value to the organisation. Supporting the delivery of an OD programme which identifies, assesses, delivers and evaluates the learning needs of an organisation and individual employees Creating OD plans, devising and undertaking training as required. You will need excellent oral and written communication skills to engage and influence stakeholders and to develop and deliver training materials. Your ability to prioritise, attention to detail, and good IT skills are also key.