Josh Willey

People Transformation and Recruitment Manager @City Health Care Partnership CIC

Goole, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2026 — Present

People Transformation and Recruitment Manager @City Health Care Partnership CIC

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EDUCATION

2012 — 2014

John Leggott College

A-levels, Business Studies, Applied ICT, Statistics

N/A

University of Hull

MSc, Human Resources Management

2007 — 2012

Huntcliff School

GCSE's

2014 — 2017

Northumbria University

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Human Resources Management

SKILLS

Customer ServiceCustomer SatisfactionTeamworkCommunicationMicrosoft OfficeTeam BuildingMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelPowerpointSocial MediaRetailCashieringHuman ResourcesLeadership

ABOUT JOSH WILLEY

An accomplished Human Resources professional with over eight years of experience within the public sector, predominantly in healthcare. A Chartered Member of the CIPD and hold an MSc in Human Resource Management, awarded with Distinction and was honoured with the postgraduate prize for highest academic performance.I have a strong foundation in employee relations, with proven experience managing complex casework and providing expert HR advice. This background enables me to offer informed guidance on a wide range of HR matters, supporting colleagues and ensuring a fair, consistent and solution focused approach.In my current position as HR Project Lead, I demonstrate leadership in designing and delivering HR initiatives, impacting organisationally. I lead projects aligned with recruitment, retention and workforce development priorities. I am currently developing strategies and building AI solutions to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the People function.

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