EVERIENCE

Consulting

WorkCouncilSupportSpecialistCompliance(m/w/d)

€38–52k ~AI est. Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands FULL TIME
The Brief

“Work Council Support Specialist - Compliance (m/w/d) at EVERIENCE. Skills: Employee participation, Corporate governance, Works Councils Act. Advise on governance. Advise on processes”

Industry & Context.

Consulting

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1 year experience with Works Councils, Knowledge of Dutch Works Councils Act, Stakeholder management experience, Event management experience, Budget ownership experience, English communication skills, Communication planning experience, Content creation experience, SharePoint experience, Power Automate experience, Microsoft 365 experience, Adobe Creative Suite experience

What You'll Do.

Advise on working methods

Act as central point of contact

Maintain 'One Way of Working'

Develop 'One Way of Working'

Initiate process improvements

Implement process improvements

Develop communication plans

Execute communication plans

Manage digital working environment

Develop digital working environment

Organize training sessions

Organize multi-day meetings

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Employee Council members; Senior management; HR; Industrial Relations; Key stakeholders

Communication Scope

Communication planning; Content creation

Process & Methodology

Budget ownership

Free ATS check

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