
Are you an HR advisor who enjoys working in a creative, dynamic organization? If so, we’re looking for you to join our HR team starting in October 2024 in the role of: HR Advisor (32–36 hours per week)
managers and staff at VPRO and HUMAN in the field of
organizational consulting, employment terms and conditions, and human resources policy. In addition, we initiate
we offer various (organization-wide) training programs, we provide advice on organizational changes,
including reorganizations and everything that goes with them. You’ll become part of a
an enthusiastic team consisting of two HR staff members, an HR
project assistant, two HR consultants, two team coordinators, and a manager
HR.
“We are a small, dedicated team that focuses on
with human resources in the broadest sense of the term. From recruitment to
occupational health and safety, from talent development to team composition. You will be working within
an exciting and interesting industry, which means the work never gets monotonous
and HR is constantly evolving. We are always looking for ways to
department can continue to innovate. There is therefore plenty of room for ideas and
"on their own initiative." –Patricia van der Steen, Head of HR
As an experienced HR consultant, you will serve as the primary point of contact for a number of
departments of VPRO and/or HUMAN. You are approachable and visible in
the organization. In addition, you have insight into how various
align the work processes of different departments and ensure they complement each other
influence. That is why it is important that you have experience as an HR advisor
and have completed a relevant HRM program.
advises managers and employees on
terms of employment, hiring, retention, and turnover, performance reviews, occupational health and safety
and absenteeism, career counseling, training, social safety, and
regulations and legislation. You provide advice and coaching in a personable manner
in a way that brings people together without losing sight of the organization's interests
loses.
work on various projects in our department, such as organizing
(large and small) training sessions, including the corresponding schedule, and the
further developments of the job classification system. In the past, you have worked on
You have worked on HR projects. You are able to take a step back and have insight into
which broader themes influence our work.
actively contributes to the innovation and further development of
HR processes. Examples include implementing
competency management and the optimization of the development cycle. You will be responsible for
the challenge of devising creative HR solutions in a complex
media organization.
Ultimately, it is a position that, due to the variety of responsibilities and
A dynamic organization requires flexibility. You know how to adapt to
unexpected twists and turns and are able to adjust your priorities.
work environment. You will be employed by VPRO under the collective bargaining agreement. This is a temporary
a 12-month contract, with the possibility of extension. The salary is
depending on age and work experience, ranging from €3,200 to €
$4,200 gross per month based on a 36-hour workweek. The remaining
The terms of employment are in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement for broadcasting personnel, including an 8% raise
vacation pay and a 6% December bonus. Hybrid work is possible, one fixed
The work-from-home day is determined by mutual agreement.
We would like you to answer four questions; this is the standard letter
so it is unnecessary. In addition, an assessment can be part of the selection process.
Please submit your application by September 15, 2024
Please submit your answers to the questions and your resume via the application button at https://vacatures.vpro.nl/p-o-adviseur-2/nl.
The first interviews will take place on Wednesday the 18th and Friday the 20th
September.
For more information about this position, please contact
Patricia van der Steen, Head of Human Resources, at p.vander.steen@vpro.nl
As a public broadcaster, our mission is to be an organization
a place where everyone feels welcome, at home, and safe. We strive to be a
inclusive work environment by focusing on an objective recruitment and
hiring policies, a safe work environment, awareness of language and customs,
and realistic and representative portrayals. Critical reflection on our
policy, behavior, and media communications are crucial to harnessing the power of every
to make the most of our employees. This is how we create new stories with and about
people with unique perspectives and different viewpoints.