People & Culture Coordinator

Job No: JPR2014
Location: Balcatta

About Juniper:
Juniper is a leading aged care provider in Western Australia, dedicated to enhancing the lives of older Western Australians through quality care, respect, and commitment. With a strong focus on personalized services, we provide a range of care options, including residential, home, and community care, and we strive to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for both residents and employees.

About the Role:
We are seeking an organized and proactive full-time People & Culture Coordinator to join our Central Office team. In this multifaceted role, you will support various aspects of the People & Culture function, with a focus on managing international visa and sponsorship processes, supporting Senior Executive Service (SES) Action Plans, and delivering quality administrative support across Juniper. This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated professional to make a meaningful impact within our organization by ensuring smooth, effective support for our People & Culture initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Oversee international visa applications and sponsorships, working closely with candidates, the People & Culture team, and relevant government agencies.
  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of immigration policies and compliance requirements to effectively guide Juniper’s sponsorship processes.
  • Coordinate renewal, extension, and tracking of sponsored visas to ensure Juniper remains compliant with all visa-related regulations.
  • Provide comprehensive administrative support for the People & Culture team, including document management, data entry, and maintaining employee records.
  • Manage and organize P&C documents, policies, and compliance records to ensure easy access and compliance.
  • Prepare and support reports, presentations, and communications for People & Culture projects as needed.
  • Coordinate employee engagement initiatives and act as a point of contact for employee inquiries.
  • Support compliance initiatives to ensure all HR policies and procedures align with current legislation and internal standards.

Key Requirements:

  • Proven experience in a similar People & Culture, HR, or administrative role (experience in aged care, health, or non-profit sectors is a plus).
  • Demonstrated understanding of visa and sponsorship processes and related compliance requirements.
  • Strong administrative skills with attention to detail and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to build effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
  • Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

Why Join Juniper?

  • Be part of a dedicated team that positively impacts the lives of older Australians.
  • Competitive remuneration and benefits package.
  • Salary packaging options up to $18,550 per annum tax-free
  • Professional development opportunities to grow within the organization.
  • A supportive work environment where you’re encouraged to make a difference.

How to Apply:
Submit your resume and a cover letter addressing your suitability for the role through our careers portal today!

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About Us

At Juniper we are proud to be one of Western Australia’s biggest non-profit, local aged care providers, championing individualised care that keeps our customers connected to the people, passions and places they’ve always loved.

We want to empower all older Western Australians to hold onto their independence and identity as they journey into old age, supporting them to take pleasure in a life well lived. We do this through our commitment to exceptional care, accommodation and support services in Home and Community Care, Residential Aged Care, Transition Care and Retirement Living communities.

Our roots extend back to 1949, when we opened our doors in Mt Lawley to 12 older women widowed by the second World War. Today, we remain local through-and-through, dedicated to the changing needs of Western Australians. That’s why we’re located right across the state, from remote areas of the Kimberley, in the Mid West, across the Wheatbelt, through the Great Southern and within Perth and the Peel region.

Our services allow older Western Australians to continue living close to family and friends and within the communities they love. We understand the importance of community and culture – which is why we put it at the heart of everything we do.

We are a community of carers that live by our values of welcome, respect, compassion, hope and courage. We’re your partners in helping you keep the unique bits of who you are, and we do this through expertise, compassion and kindness every step of the way.