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    Global Fund for Children is hiring a Global People and Culture Senior Manager @Unknown

    about 1 month ago·Unknown is hiring a Global Fund for Children is hiring a Global People and Culture Senior Manager·📍 Location: Global

    Overview

    The Global Fund for Children is hiring a Global People and Culture Senior Manager to support its efforts in cultivating a vibrant organizational culture rooted in DEIA, wellbeing, and organizational development.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Act as the primary coordinator for global P&C operations, including contracts management, HRIS development, and documentation.
    • Collaborate with Operations and Finance teams to oversee onboarding and offboarding logistics, contracts, and compliance requirements.
    • Maintain accurate, up-to-date employee records, ensuring information flow to leadership and managers.
    • Develop and refine templates, workflows, and tools to enhance operational efficiency.
    • Manage relationships with external PEO/EOR providers, ensuring onboarding, performance management, benefits coordination, and compliance are handled smoothly.
    • Ensure all processes align with GFC’s organizational standards and policies.
    • Serve as the first point of contact for routine policies, benefits, leave, and forms, providing initial guidance on employee relations concerns.
    • Support managers with updated tools, templates, and process guidance.
    • Collaborate with PEO/EOR partners to deliver clear communication on employment terms and benefits to global staff.
    • Oversee and manage P&C projects, ensuring they meet timelines and strategic goals.
    • Monitor progress across workstreams related to wellbeing, engagement, compensation, and staff development.
    • Support investigations, employee relations, and documentation processes.
    • Facilitate staff engagement and organizational development initiatives.
    • Review, update, and advise on P&C policies and procedures, including those specific to different countries.
    • Support evolution of performance management and staff development systems.
    • Navigate governance, legal, and compliance requirements in collaboration with legal counsel and governance teams.
    • Participate in hiring, onboarding, and orientation processes.
    • Promote clarity and accessibility of P&C processes across diverse teams worldwide.
    • Identify operational improvements and recommend solutions.

    Requirements

    • Extensive experience managing complex global P&C operations, ideally within international NGOs or distributed organizations.
    • Deep understanding of employment laws, compliance, and international employment practices.
    • Proven experience managing PEO/EOR relationships and supporting diverse employment structures.
    • Strong skills in HR systems management, workflow design, and process optimization.
    • Excellent communication skills in English, both verbal and written.
    • High emotional intelligence, intercultural competence, and ability to build trust across diverse cultures and time zones.
    • Demonstrable integrity, confidentiality, tact, sound judgment, and problem-solving capabilities.
    • Commitment to equity, inclusion, anti-racism, and staff wellbeing.
    • Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, collaborative, multicultural environment.
    • HR-related qualifications and/or membership with recognized professional HR bodies.
    • Experience as an HR generalist supporting global teams (preferred).
    • Knowledge of HRIS tools and digital workflow systems (preferred).
    • Experience supporting DEIA initiatives or organizational change management (preferred).
    • Fluency in multiple languages (preferred).
    • Additional relevant certifications or training (preferred).

    Benefits

    • Competitive salary aligned with experience and location (USD $85,000 to $110,000).
    • Comprehensive private healthcare (medical, dental, vision).
    • Generous paid time off, including annual leave, sick leave, wellbeing days, sabbaticals, and family leave.
    • Flexible working arrangements—remote, hybrid, or compressed schedules.
    • Pension contributions.
    • Employee Assistance Programs.
    • Opportunities for professional growth, training, and mentorship.
    • A values-driven culture emphasizing care, respect, and inclusion.

    Location

    Global

    How to Apply

    Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and a cover letter to the GFC careers portal: Apply Here.

    Deadline

    February 20, 2026, at 5:00 PM US Eastern Time.

    Contact & Further Information

    For questions about the role, please contact: careers@globalfundforchildren.org