FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Compensation Analyst?
The primary responsibility of the Compensation Analyst is to perform a variety of compensation activities, including data management, market monitoring, job pricing, and consulting with leaders and HR Business Partners on compensation-related matters.
What skills are required for this position?
The required skills include excellent Excel skills (including pivot tables, vlookups, and formulas), strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and good verbal and written communication skills.
Is previous experience in compensation analysis preferred?
Yes, previous experience in compensation analysis is preferred, though candidates with strong analysis experience in Human Resources may also be considered.
What kind of education is required for the Compensation Analyst role?
A Bachelor's Degree is required for the Compensation Analyst position.
What are the physical requirements associated with this job?
The physical requirements include seeing, listening, and the ability to sit for long periods.
Is there a salary range for the Compensation Analyst position?
Yes, the salary range for the Compensation Analyst position is $80,000.00 - $95,000.00.
What types of reports will the Compensation Analyst be responsible for?
The Compensation Analyst will conduct ongoing compensation modeling, statistical/financial reporting, and analysis for various compensation programs.
How will the Compensation Analyst ensure compliance with wage laws?
The Compensation Analyst will keep abreast of current and anticipated regulatory changes and update key stakeholders to ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local wage laws.
Are there opportunities for continuous improvement in this role?
Yes, the Compensation Analyst is expected to identify opportunities to continuously improve tools and streamline processes to increase the efficiency of compensation planning efforts.
Who is the employer for this job?
The employer for this job is Acosta Services, Inc.