Deputy Director of HR in charge of the Health and Quality of Life at Work department - 100%

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HUG - Hôpitaux Universitaires de

Beschreibung:	Deputy Director of HR in charge of the Health and Quality of Life at Work department - 100%
Stadt:	Genève, Schweiz
Firma:	HUG - Hôpitaux Universitaires de - Firma bewerten
Datum:	2026-02-11
Beschäftigung:	bis 100%
Salär:	zu verhandeln CHF - 40 Std/Woche
Arbeitsort:	Schweiz

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Tasks: Deputy Director of HR in charge of the Health and Quality of Life at Work department - 100%

With more than 160 represented professions, the University Hospitals of Geneva are a reference institution at the national level. The Human Resources Directorate has as its main mission to ensure the development of the human capital of the institution in view of future evolution. It constantly seeks to innovate, challenge, and improve its practices while basing them on the positive experience of staff. The HR policy of HUG is based on the development of skills and professional pathways aligned with institutional needs and focuses on taking into account the individual, work-life balance, health, and safety. HUG is recruiting their new HR Assistant or Deputy Director responsible for the health and quality of work life division - 100%.In this role, you will lead the institutional policy dedicated to health and quality of work life (SQVT) and assume the role of referent on these matters, as well as on absence prevention and management. Reporting directly to the Director of Human Resources, you will be an active member of the HR management committee and contribute to the definition and implementation of the overall strategy. You will ensure the coherence of projects, alignment with institutional objectives, and facilitate smooth communication with all partners. You should have prior experience in absence prevention and management. Leading a division that includes occupational health services, quality of work life, and daycare facilities, you will define and deploy concrete policies and action plans to prevent absences and promote a healthy, respectful work environment conducive to everyone's development. You will design and implement measures to prevent professional and psychosocial risks, ensuring a solid and sustainable framework. You will animate multidisciplinary working groups to improve institutional responses to absence challenges and actively contribute by placing the human dimension at the heart of your initiatives. As the head of the QVT service, you will also be responsible for overseeing the support and assistance system, which offers individual and collective programs to prevent conflicts and facilitate changes within teams. With a focus on continuous recognition, you will define a framework for the management of personnel and the establishment of innovative institutional practices.Recognized for your leadership, you will manage your teams by relying on the expertise of service managers and fostering collaboration and synergy. You base your decisions on data while establishing management and performance monitoring tools, ensuring effective and goal-oriented management. You hold a Master's degree (psychology, social sciences, economics, or equivalent), supplemented by ongoing training in human resources, management, and project management. With at least 10 years of experience in complex environments and responsible roles, you have progressed in the public sector and/or healthcare and developed a confirmed expertise in health and quality of life, with ethics and authenticity marking your professional conduct. You demonstrate sincere and non-judgmental listening, and your leadership style allows you to involve your teams and partners in decision-making processes. This approach helps you analyze the environment systematically, articulate a clear vision, and make decisions contributing to institutional objectives. Organized, methodical, and equipped with excellent oral and written communication skills, you are capable of managing a significant workload while maintaining a high level of efficiency.Start date: as soon as possible Number of positions: 1 Activity rate: 100% Function class: 26 Type of contract: CDI For inquiries: Mr. R. Tanner, Director of Human Resources Your application must include a cover letter demonstrating your commitment, your resume, copies of diplomas and qualifications required for the position, and the last two performance evaluations. The announcement is open to both men and women. Eager to engage in combating unemployment, HUG encourages applications from individuals coming from the Cantonal Employment Office; applications submitted through the recruitment platform will be considered. Paper and email applications will not be processed. jid5c7a775aen jit0207aen jpiy26aen