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Reward Manager ( Analystics )

Employer
Oakleaf Partnership
Location
City of London, England
Salary
£58000 - £65000 per annum
Closing date
15 Aug 2022

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Job Details


Oakleaf Partnership are working with a prestigious Professional Services firm in the City on a Reward Manager position. This role offers a competitive salary with excellent benefits, and is a permanent role.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Modelling for compensation processes such as the annual review, compensation structure refresh, job architecture and any global initiatives
  • Manage the review of compensation data, picking out key trends for analysis, market movements etc
  • Responsible for the management of pay range data
  • Design compensation analytics to inform compensation programme decisions as well as forecast and analyse compensation business outcomes
  • Bring thoughtful compensation perspectives on talent-related challenges through in-depth research and analysis of employee and market data
  • Create and manage reward KPI's to measure our delivery against the overall reward strategy
  • Support the design, implementation and administration of reward dashboards

Experience required for this role includes:

  • Proficiency in data analytics and associated tools
  • Excellent Excel skills
  • Strong stakeholder management with business and HR leaders to facilitate discussions around compensation and Total Reward

In order to be considered for this role, please apply accordingly.

Company

Oakleaf Partnership is the UK’s largest independent HR recruitment consultancy. Founded in 2005, we have built enduring relationships with HR functions across every sector; thanks in part to our expertise, but also our collaborative approach. We listen. We share our insights. We take the time to truly understand the culture of an organisation – the person behind a CV.

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