The Manager People and Culture is a member of Staricks senior management team. The position is responsible for strategic human resource (HR) management and development workplace health and safety (WHS) compliance and workplace relations activities that contribute to a positive staff culture and the long term effectiveness stability and growth of Starick.
The position oversees the delivery of people and culture services for Starick by:
Leading the development and implementation of comprehensive HR strategies policies and procedures tailored to the unique needs of Starick
Providing strategic guidance and support to managers on all HR-related matters including employee relations staff development performance management and WHS
Overseeing recruitment processes ensuring a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities Starick serves
Collaborating with managers to identify organisational gaps and opportunities for improvement and implementing solutions to enhance operational effectiveness and employee engagement and wellbeing
Acting as a trusted advisor to managers offering insights and recommendations to minimise WHS risk and promote compliance with relevant Awards regulations and legislation
Developing and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders to support Staricks mission and reputation as an employer of choice
ABOUT THE SERVICE
Starick is an innovative client focused organisation working across the continuum of prevention early intervention crisis response and recovery to address the impacts of Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) and to create safer communities. Our services are based in the eastern metropolitan corridor of Perth and include:
Crisis accommodation and support at Mary Smith and Starick House refuges
Lead agency for the eastern metropolitan corridor Refuge Service System Model (RSSM) providing a 24-hour emergency response for women and children escaping FDV and ensuring a coordinated response to women and children particularly those at very high risk.
Outreach Services including:
oDomestic Violence Advocates based in police stations
oSafe at Home
oCounselling
oSupported transitional housing
oMobile Outreach
oStaff in GP clinics
Specialist childrens programs
Prevention and community education through delivery of Respectful Relationships programs in schools and sport and recreation associations and presentations to community and business groups about FDV and appropriate community responses
Staricks operating frameworks are:
Family and domestic violence informed
Safe and Together
Child-centred
Trauma informed
Response based
Strengths based
Culturally sensitive
Client-focused
Starick is committed to ensuring a child safe environment and work practices.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
The key responsibilities of the position are:
Human Resources Strategy:
Develop a People and Culture Strategy that supports Staricks strategic and workforce objectives
Assist the CEO and Managers to develop and implement workforce planning aligned with Staricks strategic development including planning the workforce component of new and expanded projects and services
Provide advice to the CEO and Managers on HR and workforce trends and legislative and Award changes and support collective agreement negotiations as required.
Assist Managers to plan the workforce component of new and expanded projects and services
Manage compliance with legal and corporate requirements for HR including regular reporting for the Board on workforce inclusiveness and diversity remuneration and performance surveys
Human Resource Operations:
Develop implement and review HR systems policies and processes
Manage the provision of HR services to support managers including recruitment induction training and development performance management grievances and disputes
Provide accurate and timely advice information and/or recommendations to staff across the organisation on HR matters to ensure that all policy statutory and award obligations are met
Coordinate WHS incident and hazard investigations and reports.
Manage workers compensation and return to work processes
Advise and coach line managers to develop capacity in responding to and resolving workforce issues
Ensure job descriptions are up-to-date accurate and compliant with relevant laws regulations and awards
Organisational Development
Assist the CEO and Managers to strengthen and develop organisational culture manage change and communicate Staricks vision and values
Support the CEO and Managers in the development and implementation of people strategies for development and succession planning
Develop and implement strategies to promote employee engagement and recognition
Leadership in driving implementation of a child safe culture and measures across the organisation
Contribute to business improvement and innovation
Quality Risk Management and Compliance:
Develop and implement WHS programs and equal employment opportunity programs
Chair the WHS Committee and monitor and report on Staricks compliance with requirements
Coach and mentor line managers on role obligations in relation to WHS and risk
Ensure all employment policies and practices comply with relevant laws and regulations
Ensures all staff are familiar with and are able to comply with relevant legal and safety requirements
Selection Criteria
ESSENTIAL
Demonstrated experience human resources and workplace health and safety in a leadership role.
High level of experience in employee relations and knowledge of industrial and employee relations policy and practice
Experience in organisational development and business improvement
Demonstrated ability to act strategically administer legislation statutory and contractual obligations whilst developing innovative workforce solutions
Sound working knowledge of Workplace Health and Safety and Workers Compensation Management.
Effective written and oral communication skills with the ability to build strong working relationships with multiple stakeholders
Strong MS office skills and experience in using various HR related system platforms (Employment Hero or similar)
DESIRABLE
Awareness of child safe requirements and experience of implementing these in an organisational context.
Familiar with the Social Community Housing and Disability Services Award 2010
Experience in a not for profit or community focused organisation
Membership of a professional body such as AHRI AIMWA SIA
REQUIREMENTS
Degree in Human Resources Industrial Relations Business or Management or equivalent from an accredited institution
National Police Clearance
Right to Work in Australia
A WA Drivers Licence
To apply for this role please send a current CV and a statement against the selection criteria (Max. 2 pages) via the Seek website.
Queries about the position may be directed to or via email to
A full Job description is available on the Starick website
The closing date is 20 October 2025 at 4.30pm.
Late applications will not be accepted and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted regarding the next stage of the selection process.
Required Experience:
Manager
The Manager People and Culture is a member of Staricks senior management team. The position is responsible for strategic human resource (HR) management and development workplace health and safety (WHS) compliance and workplace relations activities that contribute to a positive staff culture and the...
The Manager People and Culture is a member of Staricks senior management team. The position is responsible for strategic human resource (HR) management and development workplace health and safety (WHS) compliance and workplace relations activities that contribute to a positive staff culture and the long term effectiveness stability and growth of Starick.
The position oversees the delivery of people and culture services for Starick by:
Leading the development and implementation of comprehensive HR strategies policies and procedures tailored to the unique needs of Starick
Providing strategic guidance and support to managers on all HR-related matters including employee relations staff development performance management and WHS
Overseeing recruitment processes ensuring a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities Starick serves
Collaborating with managers to identify organisational gaps and opportunities for improvement and implementing solutions to enhance operational effectiveness and employee engagement and wellbeing
Acting as a trusted advisor to managers offering insights and recommendations to minimise WHS risk and promote compliance with relevant Awards regulations and legislation
Developing and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders to support Staricks mission and reputation as an employer of choice
ABOUT THE SERVICE
Starick is an innovative client focused organisation working across the continuum of prevention early intervention crisis response and recovery to address the impacts of Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) and to create safer communities. Our services are based in the eastern metropolitan corridor of Perth and include:
Crisis accommodation and support at Mary Smith and Starick House refuges
Lead agency for the eastern metropolitan corridor Refuge Service System Model (RSSM) providing a 24-hour emergency response for women and children escaping FDV and ensuring a coordinated response to women and children particularly those at very high risk.
Outreach Services including:
oDomestic Violence Advocates based in police stations
oSafe at Home
oCounselling
oSupported transitional housing
oMobile Outreach
oStaff in GP clinics
Specialist childrens programs
Prevention and community education through delivery of Respectful Relationships programs in schools and sport and recreation associations and presentations to community and business groups about FDV and appropriate community responses
Staricks operating frameworks are:
Family and domestic violence informed
Safe and Together
Child-centred
Trauma informed
Response based
Strengths based
Culturally sensitive
Client-focused
Starick is committed to ensuring a child safe environment and work practices.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
The key responsibilities of the position are:
Human Resources Strategy:
Develop a People and Culture Strategy that supports Staricks strategic and workforce objectives
Assist the CEO and Managers to develop and implement workforce planning aligned with Staricks strategic development including planning the workforce component of new and expanded projects and services
Provide advice to the CEO and Managers on HR and workforce trends and legislative and Award changes and support collective agreement negotiations as required.
Assist Managers to plan the workforce component of new and expanded projects and services
Manage compliance with legal and corporate requirements for HR including regular reporting for the Board on workforce inclusiveness and diversity remuneration and performance surveys
Human Resource Operations:
Develop implement and review HR systems policies and processes
Manage the provision of HR services to support managers including recruitment induction training and development performance management grievances and disputes
Provide accurate and timely advice information and/or recommendations to staff across the organisation on HR matters to ensure that all policy statutory and award obligations are met
Coordinate WHS incident and hazard investigations and reports.
Manage workers compensation and return to work processes
Advise and coach line managers to develop capacity in responding to and resolving workforce issues
Ensure job descriptions are up-to-date accurate and compliant with relevant laws regulations and awards
Organisational Development
Assist the CEO and Managers to strengthen and develop organisational culture manage change and communicate Staricks vision and values
Support the CEO and Managers in the development and implementation of people strategies for development and succession planning
Develop and implement strategies to promote employee engagement and recognition
Leadership in driving implementation of a child safe culture and measures across the organisation
Contribute to business improvement and innovation
Quality Risk Management and Compliance:
Develop and implement WHS programs and equal employment opportunity programs
Chair the WHS Committee and monitor and report on Staricks compliance with requirements
Coach and mentor line managers on role obligations in relation to WHS and risk
Ensure all employment policies and practices comply with relevant laws and regulations
Ensures all staff are familiar with and are able to comply with relevant legal and safety requirements
Selection Criteria
ESSENTIAL
Demonstrated experience human resources and workplace health and safety in a leadership role.
High level of experience in employee relations and knowledge of industrial and employee relations policy and practice
Experience in organisational development and business improvement
Demonstrated ability to act strategically administer legislation statutory and contractual obligations whilst developing innovative workforce solutions
Sound working knowledge of Workplace Health and Safety and Workers Compensation Management.
Effective written and oral communication skills with the ability to build strong working relationships with multiple stakeholders
Strong MS office skills and experience in using various HR related system platforms (Employment Hero or similar)
DESIRABLE
Awareness of child safe requirements and experience of implementing these in an organisational context.
Familiar with the Social Community Housing and Disability Services Award 2010
Experience in a not for profit or community focused organisation
Membership of a professional body such as AHRI AIMWA SIA
REQUIREMENTS
Degree in Human Resources Industrial Relations Business or Management or equivalent from an accredited institution
National Police Clearance
Right to Work in Australia
A WA Drivers Licence
To apply for this role please send a current CV and a statement against the selection criteria (Max. 2 pages) via the Seek website.
Queries about the position may be directed to or via email to
A full Job description is available on the Starick website
The closing date is 20 October 2025 at 4.30pm.
Late applications will not be accepted and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted regarding the next stage of the selection process.