Manage complex staff rosters for an Australian NDIS client, including shift allocations, replacements, reallocations, last-minute changes, stakeholder communication, reporting, and compliance records. The role also supports recruitment administration, monitors rostering efficiency, improves workflows, and maintains service continuity while managing competing priorities independently.
This is a remote position.
AU Rostering & Admin Coordinator (NDIS) - Remote
About PeoplePartners
- Great careers start with great people — and at PeoplePartners, people come first.
- We’re a Great Place to Work® certified company connecting talented professionals with exciting opportunities and Australian businesses. Here, you’ll get more than a role: you’ll gain global exposure, meaningful learning opportunities, and room to grow your career while being part of a vibrant, supportive culture.
- We believe great work happens when people feel trusted, valued, and connected. If you’re ready to build your career with a team that takes its work seriously — without taking itself too seriously — you’ll feel right at home.
Role Overview
- A great roster is more than names, shifts, and times. It keeps services running and helps ensure people receive the support they’re counting on.
- As our AU Rostering & Admin Coordinator (NDIS), you’ll take ownership of day-to-day rostering and administration for one of our Australian clients, coordinating staff schedules around client needs and service requirements.
- When shifts change, priorities collide, or coverage suddenly disappears, you’ll be the person who brings order to the moving pieces. You’ll manage allocations, replacements, and last-minute changes while keeping stakeholders informed and maintaining service continuity.
- If solving a complicated roster feels more like a satisfying puzzle than a headache, you may have found your next role.
Key Responsibilities:
- Create, manage, and maintain staff rosters.
- Coordinate shift allocations, replacements, and reallocations.
- Manage last-minute roster changes and scheduling requirements.
- Coordinate with stakeholders to maintain service continuity.
- Manage complex and changing staff schedules.
- Monitor rostering efficiency and identify scheduling issues.
- Prepare reports and maintain accurate administrative records.
- Support recruitment administration.
- Maintain compliance-related records and documentation.
- Use rostering and workforce management systems to manage schedules.
- Identify opportunities to improve rostering and administrative workflows.
- Manage competing priorities within required timeframes.
Requirements
Required Qualifications
- 5+ years of rostering or scheduling experience.
- Strong administration and reporting experience.
- Experience creating and managing complex staff rosters.
- Experience managing high-volume and changing schedules.
- Experience using rostering or workforce management systems.
- Intermediate-to-advanced Microsoft Excel skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook and Word.
- Strong organisational and time management skills.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to coordinate with multiple stakeholders.
- Ability to prioritise competing requirements in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to work independently and manage assigned responsibilities.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with NDIS rostering.
- Experience within the disability or healthcare sector.
- Experience with Deputy or a similar workforce management system.
- Experience supporting compliance requirements within an NDIS, disability, or healthcare environment.
- Experience in BPO, contact centre, workforce planning, or another high-volume scheduling environment may also be relevant where strong rostering experience is demonstrated.
Why Join PeoplePartners?
- At PeoplePartners, you’ll have the opportunity to build your career while supporting an Australian organisation where great rostering has a direct impact on service delivery.
- You’ll enjoy the flexibility of a work-from-home setup, international exposure, and opportunities to learn, develop your capabilities, and grow your career. You’ll also become part of our Great Place to Work® certified, people-first culture, where trust, connection, and great work go together.
- Working remotely doesn’t mean working disconnected. You’ll have opportunities to connect, learn, and celebrate through PeoplePartners employee engagement activities, while gaining valuable experience working with Australian teams and systems.
- If you know that great rostering is equal parts planning, problem-solving, and people coordination, we’d love to hear from you. Apply through PeoplePartners and tell us about the most complex roster you’ve successfully managed.
Work Details
- Work Setup: Remote / Work from Home
- Market Supported: Australia
- Schedule: Monday to Friday
- Working Hours: Day-shift (AEST).
Benefits
- Permanent Work-from-home setup
- Company-provided equipment
- Secondary Wi-Fi Modem
- 21 Leave Credits Annually - Leave benefits begin on Day 1.
- 100% conversion of UNUSED leave credits
- HMO on Day 1
- 13th Month Pay
- Monthly Gift Voucher
- Milestone Tokens (Birthday/Anniversary/Christmas).
- A Life Beyond the Screen #WorkLifeBalance.
- Active employee engagements physically such as Christmas Party & Team Building, and virtual events such as town-hall with prizes.
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