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Equality and Policy Lead - 12 months
daa · Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland
About The Role
The postholder will provide policy research and practical advice to the business, managers and stakeholders, while supporting and promoting fair and respectful workplace practices.
- Support the development, review and implementation of equality and people policies, practices, standards and associated internal frameworks.
- Provide policy research and advice to support decision-making, legislative compliance and organisational change.
- Prepare policy papers, reports, presentations and related documentation as required.
- Provide guidance to the business, managers and stakeholders on the interpretation and application of all relevant policies.
- Act as the central co-ordinator for complaints raised under the company’s Dignity and Mutual Respect Policy by working with the appropriate business units and relevant personnel to ensure matters are addressed in a timely and efficient manner.
- Work with the wider HR teams to deliver proactive initiatives, including training and education, that support a positive working culture.
- Develop and maintain a framework to support the organisation’s Equality and Dignity and Mutual Respect Policies, including the Designated Contact Persons structure, to promote awareness, education and ongoing support.
- Monitor legislative and best-practice developments, assess organisational impact, and support stakeholder consultation and implementation of policy changes.
- Support role-related reporting, projects and process improvements.
Knowledge, Experience & Skills
- Relevant experience in policy, compliance, investigations, employee relations or a related area.
- Knowledge of equality, employment and related legislative requirements.
- Strong drafting, analysis and research skills.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to manage competing priorities with sound judgement and close attention to detail.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Desirable
- Experience in a public sector, semi-state or regulated environment.
- Experience working with unions, regulators or other key stakeholders.
- Project or change management experience.
Key Competencies
- Policy analysis and judgement
- Equality and ethical awareness
- Written communication and report writing
- Stakeholder engagement and influencing
- Planning and organisation
- Collaboration and relationship building
- Attention to detail
- Initiative and continuous improvement
Education & Qualifications
- A third-level qualification in law, public policy, human resources, business, social sciences or a related discipline is desirable.
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