FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Compensation Manager?
The primary responsibility of the Compensation Manager is to design, implement, and administer all compensation programs, policies, and guidelines for all employees.
Who does the Compensation Manager report to?
The Compensation Manager reports to the Vice President of Human Resources.
What minimum education is required for the Compensation Manager position?
A minimum of a bachelor's degree, preferably in an HR-related field, is required for the Compensation Manager position.
How many years of experience in Compensation is required for this role?
A minimum of 5 years of experience in Compensation is required for this role.
Is experience in project management necessary for this position?
Yes, at least 2 years of experience in Project Management is preferred for this position.
What type of compensation programs will the Compensation Manager administer?
The Compensation Manager will administer compensation plans for both the US and Canada and oversee executive compensation programs.
Which software experience is preferred for this role?
Experience with PeopleSoft and Cornerstone is preferred for this role.
What skills are important for the Compensation Manager to possess?
Important skills include strong financial and business acumen, relationship-building abilities in a collaborative environment, and the capability to persuade and influence others.
Will the Compensation Manager participate in salary surveys?
Yes, the Compensation Manager will oversee participation in third-party salary surveys and compensation systems.
How does the Compensation Manager contribute to team effectiveness?
The Compensation Manager promotes team effectiveness by providing clear direction, setting high standards of excellence, and proactively resolving performance problems.