Rolls-Royce

ContingentLabourLead-Germany(f/m/d)

€85–125k ~AI est. Dahlewitz, Germany FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Lead candidates.

The Brief

“Contingent Labour Lead - Germany (f/m/d) at Rolls-Royce. Skills: Contingent labour, Change management, Stakeholder engagement. Lead discovery of contingent labour usage. Lead discovery of non-permanent labour usage”

What You'll Achieve.

Value creation

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis

Eligibility Requirements

12 months fixed-term contract, Travel as required

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Proven experience leading contingent labour, Deep specialist knowledge of German contingent labour delivery models, Deep specialist knowledge of local labour law, Fluency in German, Fluency in English, Demonstrated experience delivering complex change programmes, Excellent stakeholder management skills, Proven ability to influence, Proven ability to engage, Analytical capability, Spend analysis, Insight-led decision making

Nice to Have

Experience with VNDLY, Experience supporting global contingent labour programmes, Experience supporting multi-country contingent labour programmes, Knowledge of UK contingent labour markets, Knowledge of US contingent labour markets, Knowledge of UK regulatory environments, Knowledge of US regulatory environments, Experience supporting global RFPs, Experience supporting large-scale supplier transitions, Exposure to Global Business Services, Exposure to shared services environments

What You'll Do.

Lead discovery of contingent labour usage

Lead discovery of non-permanent labour usage

Assess end-to-end processes

Assess supplier landscape

Assess commercial models

Assess spend analysis

Assess demand drivers

Assess control environment

Highlight inefficiencies

Highlight opportunities

Design future contingent labour operating model

Ensure future model is scalable

Ensure future model is efficient

Ensure future model is compliant

Place customer experience at centre

Ensure simple experience for hiring managers

Ensure intuitive experience for hiring managers

Ensure effective experience for hiring managers

Support design of global RFP

Support execution of global RFP

Support design of regional RFP

Support execution of regional RFP

Provide expertise on German market

Provide expertise on supplier landscape

Provide expertise on legal framework

Contribute to supplier selection

Lead implementation of future model

Support implementation of future model

Rollout process design

Optimize VMS implementation

Manage supplier onboarding

Manage transition management

Engage senior stakeholders

Bring business on transformation journey

Build trusted relationships with hiring managers

Build trusted relationships with business leaders

Build trusted relationships with functional partners

Ensure ongoing compliance with German labour law

Ensure ongoing compliance with co-employment regulations

Ensure ongoing compliance with risk controls

Establish robust governance frameworks

Establish reporting frameworks

Establish performance management frameworks

Drive continuous improvement

Support readiness for global services expansion

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Global Programme Lead; People Function; Procurement; Hiring managers; Business leaders; Functional partners

Process & Methodology

Change programmes

Full Job Description

## **Job Description** **Why join Rolls‑Royce?** ### At Rolls‑Royce we are proud to be a business that has truly helped to shape the modern world and are committed to always being a force for progress; powering, protecting and connecting people everywhere. ### By joining Rolls‑Royce, you'll have the opportunity to work on world-class solutions, supported by a culture that believes individuality is our greatest strength, and all perspectives, experiences and backgrounds help us innovate and enable our high-performance culture. **Role Summary** The Contingent Labour Lead for Germany is responsible for leading the discovery, design, and implementation of a future-fit contingent labour operating model across Germany. The role will be based in **Dahlewitz (near Berlin)** and will act as the country subject-matter expert for all non-permanent labour. Working closely with the Global Programme Lead for Non-Permanent Labour, the People (HR) Function, and Procurement, this role will lead a significant change programme. The successful candidate will play a critical role in bringing the business on the transformation journey, building trust, credibility, and strong stakeholder relationships across a complex global organisation. _**What you will be doing:**_ **Discovery & Current State Assessment** * Lead a comprehensive discovery of current contingent and non-permanent labour usage across Germany, including: * End-to-end processes, policies, and governance * Supplier landscape and commercial models * Spend analysis and demand drivers * Compliance, risk, and control environment * Develop a clear fact base highlighting inefficiencies, risks, and opportunities for simplification, standardisation, and value creation. **Future Model Design** * Partner with the Global Programme Lead for Non-Permanent Labour to design a future-fit contingent labour operating model for Germany. * Ensure the future model is scalable, efficient, and fully compliant with German labour law and regulatory r

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