FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Health, Wellbeing and Inclusion Manager role?
The primary purpose of this role is to ensure that Southeastern is an industry leader in wellbeing and inclusion activities that add value to employees and the business, by designing and implementing plans that remove barriers and ensure equitable access to health and wellbeing support.
Is this role focused solely on health, or does it also include inclusion initiatives?
This role encompasses both health and inclusion initiatives, aiming to create a supportive workplace culture that accommodates diverse health needs.
Where is the position based?
The role is based at our Head Office in London Bridge, but candidates can work in locations across our network.
Are there options for flexible working arrangements?
Yes, Southeastern is open to part-time, job-sharing, and other flexible working arrangements, which can be discussed during the application process.
What experience is needed to be considered for this role?
Candidates should have experience in developing actionable plans or strategies related to health and wellbeing, awareness of specific health risks in train operating companies, proven project management skills, experience with data-driven insights, and knowledge of relevant legal requirements.
What type of training or support can I expect after being hired?
While specific training programs are not detailed in the job description, Southeastern values personal and professional growth and will likely provide ongoing support in implementing your initiatives.
Are there benefits provided with this role?
Yes, benefits include a final salary pension, 25 days of annual leave (plus bank holidays), free rail travel across networks, dental and private medical insurance, and more.
Is this position open to applicants from diverse backgrounds?
Yes, Southeastern is committed to creating an inclusive workplace and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, experiences, and walks of life.
What is meant by the “data-driven approach” mentioned in the job description?
A data-driven approach means using data insights to identify wellbeing and inclusion priorities, measure impacts, and prioritize proactive initiatives within the organization.
Are there any specific legal frameworks or regulations that the Health, Wellbeing and Inclusion Manager needs to be aware of?
Yes, candidates should have knowledge of relevant legal and statutory requirements including the Health and Safety at Work Act and the Equalities Act.