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Scheduling Analyst

Swindon
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Scheduling Analyst - Workforce Performance and Productivity

About the Role

We’re looking for a Scheduling Analyst to join our Workforce Performance and Productivity team, supporting Retail Services through effective workforce planning and close partnership with our operational colleagues.

This is a varied role that combines planning, analysis, and stakeholder engagement. You’ll play an important part in ensuring our channels have the right resource in place to meet customer demand, while balancing efficiency and colleague experience.


Key Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain schedules, adjusting plans as demand changes
  • Support day-to-day operational delivery
  • Work closely with branch and operational teams to help them understand performance and make informed decisions
  • Lead the rollout and embedding of our Workforce Planning tool across Retail Services
    • Partner with stakeholders to support adoption, provide guidance, and help shape tool usage
  • Compile data from multiple systems to build a clear view of performance
  • Translate data into straightforward insights for stakeholders to use

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Requirements

  • Enjoy working with both data and people
  • Seeking to develop stakeholder engagement and workforce planning experience

Work Arrangements

  • Flexible working options available to support performance
  • Weekly hours: 28–35 hours
  • Fixed term: 12-month secondment

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Benefits

  • Hybrid working wherever possible
  • Rewarding relationships supported through hybrid approach, encouraging collaboration, learning, and team connection
  • Regular office-based events (location based on nearest regional hub)
  • Workplace flexibility tailored for collaboration, learning, and connection

Note: Redeployment candidates will be prioritised in this process. Long-term absent colleagues or temp workers should apply via a personal email.


Application instructions: "If you’re a colleague on long-term absence (e.g., parental leave) or a temporary worker, please use your personal email to submit an application."

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Skills

Workforce Planning
Data Analysis
Stakeholder Engagement
Scheduling
Resource Management
Performance Analysis
Operational Delivery
Insight Translation

Location

Swindon, England, United Kingdom

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