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3i Infotech - Manager - Compensation & Benefits (4-7 yrs)
3i Infotech
posted 14hr ago
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Key skills for the job
Manager - Compensation & Benefits
Job Description:
Compensation Strategy:
- Designing competitive salary structures tailored to different job roles and levels.
- Benchmarking against industry standards to ensure alignment with market trends.
- Creating variable pay plans, including bonuses, incentives, and performance-linked rewards.
Benefits Management:
- Managing employee benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and wellness programs.
- Offering IT-specific perks like tech equipment allowances, remote work support, or skill-development budgets.
- Designing flexible benefit plans to meet diverse employee needs.
Performance and Reward Systems:
- Linking pay to performance and reward systems.
- Managing the Merit increment process.
- Establishing frameworks for promotions, salary increases, retention and ESOP management.
Compliance and Policies:
- Ensuring compliance with local labour laws on compensation and company policies.
- Custodian of policies & SOPs.
Analytics and Insights:
- Using data analytics to assess the effectiveness of compensation and benefits programs.
- Identifying gaps and recommending adjustments to enhance employee retention.
Employee Communication:
- Educating employees about their compensation structure, benefits, and any new policies.
Ensuring transparency in C&B practices to build trust within the workforce.
Requirements And Skills:
- Proven experience as an Associate/Manager in Comp & Ben or similar role.
- In-depth understanding of strategies, PMS, Benefits & Rewards.
- Hands-on experience on timely revisions of SMW & CMW with employee communication, compliance & policies.
- Excellent knowledge of data analysis & C&B practices.
- Proficiency in Comp & Ben.
- Solid analytical skills.
Education:
Functional Areas: Other
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