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Cedars-Sinai Human Resources is pursuing outstanding service and support for a hardworking workforce passionate about those challenges, engaged in their work, and deft in their ability to adapt to the constantly evolving environment!
What will I be doing in this role?
The Senior Compensation Analyst provides complex compensation consultative services to Human Resources and Leadership for assigned areas to include job evaluation, competitive pay analysis.
Designs and implements pay solutions, strategies and programs through strong communication and influence. The Senior Compensation Analyst manages projects impacting areas of responsibility and manages aspects of major compensation initiatives and/or programs.
Conduct benchmarking and data analysis to formulate recommendations that ensure competitive, cost-effective, and legally compliant compensation programs and practices.
Consult with assigned client groups to provide guidance and interpretation of compensation policies and programs, and evaluate requests for changes and updates.
Conduct reviews of job levels, assesses and makes determinations regarding requests for new job titles, and update job descriptions in conjunction with HR and management.
Manage and administer assigned compensation projects and programs, including design, update, communication and implementation of project/program changes and/or updates.
Identify opportunities for process improvements and introduction of best practices.
Conduct market and best practice research to formulate and support compensation recommendations.
Conduct complex costing and other statistical analyses.
Prepare a variety of ad hoc reports and analyses. Manage components and participate in the development of the annual wage plan for the organization.
Review the labor market and identify changes in salary structure and pay rates in order to maintain a competitive position.
Maintain and audit compensation related information, such as job codes, salary plans, grades, and shift differentials in the HR system.
Provide compensation guidance, training and regulatory updates to HR and Leadership.
Act as a mentor and resource for HR, Compensation and other staff across the organization pertaining to compensation related policies and procedures; as well as in the execution of their duties and accountabilities involving compensation.
Partner with Human Resources staff and organizational leadership in solving complex business/operational issues across the organization.
Partner with Payroll and applicable areas of Human Resources on the upload of mass pay and job changes. Ensure pay practices remain compliant with federal, state, and local regulations.
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Educational Requirements:
High school diploma/GED required.
Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Human Resources, Finance or other related field preferred.
License/Certifications:
Certified Compensation Professional (CCP) certification preferred.
Experience Requirements:
5 years Total Rewards, Compensation or HR Business Partner experience, with at least 3 dedicated years in Compensation required.
2 years experience in a hospital or healthcare related environment preferred.
Working Title: Senior Compensation Analyst Department: Compensation Business Entity: Corporate Services City: Los Angeles Job Category: Human Resources Job Specialty: Compensation Position Type: Full-time Shift Length: 8 hour shift Shift Type: Day
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