Selfridges
Workforce Scheduler (6-month FTC)

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A Bit About The Role
Workforce Scheduler will provide efficiency in the workplace and help workers to manage their time more effectively, which supports individual performance and overall company productivity. In addition, Workforce Scheduler contributes towards businesses compliance with the employment regulations that control and enforce fair labour standards and record-keeping.
As a Workforce Scheduler You Will
- You will create and maintain effective shift planning for all team members in store
- Will generated in the workforce management system and obtain approval from retail managers prior to publication to team members
- Putting the right people into the schedule at the right time to optimise the available contracted hours
- Become the key point of contact within Retail Operations for all issues relating to team member schedules
- Work in partnership with Workforce Planning Analyst to investigate scheduling trends and anomalies
- Report to provide insight into key scheduling issues
- Ensure workforce management system is recording scheduling data accurately and report incidents accordingly. Work closely with the Workforce Planning Administrator to ensure TM information is accurate across all databases
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- Good time management
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