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Servicenow INC

Senior Labour Relations Manager - Germany and Austria

Munich, DE Posted today

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About the role

ServiceNow is seeking a Senior Labour Relations Manager to lead our Works Council and employee representation engagement across Germany and Austria. This is a newly created role that sits within our EMEA People organisation, requiring expertise in complex labour regulation, stakeholder management, and a commitment to protecting both employee voice and business continuity.  You will report directly to the VP of HR EMEA and will be the primary point of contact for Works Council and statutory employee representation relationships in Germany and Austria. Based in Munich. Key Responsibilities  Relationship Management & Strategic Partnership  • Build and maintain trusted relationships with Works Council representatives, employee delegates, Trade Unions and other external bodies  • Serve as the primary liaison between ServiceNow leadership and the Works Council(s), ensuring clear and consistent communication  • In partnership with the Senior Employee & Labour Relations Manager, develop and execute proactive engagement strategies that balance business needs with employee representation  • Support stakeholder alignment across HR, Legal, Communications, and business leadership both within EMEA and Globally on labour relations matters  Statutory Compliance & Consultation  • Ensure compliance with labour law and Works Council requirements across Germany and Austria  • Negotiate Works Council agreements and employment-related initiatives that align with enterprise strategic objectives and employee interests  • Lead and manage formal consultation processes and collective engagement initiatives, including the negotiation of collective agreements and works council agreements in applicable jurisdictions  • Partner with Legal to assess employment law impacts and mitigate legal risk in labour relations matters  Organisational Change & Restructuring  • Lead Works Council engagement and formal consultation on significant organisational changes, restructurings, and workforce decisions  • Develop communication strategies and consultation plans that are legally compliant and respectful of employee voice  • Provide labour relations counsel to HRBPs and business leaders navigating complex people decisions across Germany and Austria.  Policy & Process Development  • In partnership with the Senior Employee & Labour Relations Manager, develop and maintain labour relations policies, processes, and frameworks aligned with applicable legal requirements  • Conduct regular legal and regulatory landscape analysis to anticipate changes affecting our operations  • Provide guidance on employee relations best practice and escalation protocols  • Continuously improve processes and drive consistency in our approach to social dialogue and employee representation  • Provide training and support to managers and other stakeholders on labor relations policies, procedures, and practices to ensure consistency and compliance across the organization  • Support the implementation of new or updated people programs, policies, and practices  Required Qualifications & Experience  • Experience in leveraging or critically thinking about how to integrate AI into work processes, decision-making, or problem-solving. This may include using AI-powered tools, automating workflows, analyzing AI-driven insights, or exploring AI's potential impact on the function or industry. • 7+ years of progressive labour relations, employee relations, or HR experience  • Deep expertise in Works Council laws and practice in Germany and Austria  • Demonstrated experience leading large-scale organisational change and restructuring consultation processes  • Strong understanding of collective bargaining, statutory consultation, and German (and Austrian) employment law  • Excellent stake

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