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The Executive and Equity Compensation Senior Analyst is responsible for crafting, implementing, and leading executive compensation programs and equity incentives at Salesforce. Benchmark executive and equity compensation against industry peers to advise decision-making.
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Aligns with Human Resources and COO to attain top talent and ensure continued engagement of team members via educational opportunities, effective performance feedback, mentorship, recognition or disciplinary action as necessary, and competitive compensation.
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Join one of the best companies to work for in Texas as a Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster. As a Claims Adjuster, you will contribute to our mission by conducting claim investigations and administering benefits to injured workers and their beneficiaries observing the Texas Workers' Compensation Act, rules of the Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC), and corporate procedures.
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Our Talent Acquisition team is reviewing applications for our Compensation Director opening. As the Division Compensation Director, you will provide strategic consultation and guidance on compensation operations.
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We market products for one of the fastest growing privately held insurance companies in America: Family Heritage Life Insurance Company of America, a major subsidiary of Globe Life (GL.
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You will be responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of compensation and benefits administration, payroll processing, and contributing to enhancements in business processes as well as providing Leadership to our Payroll & Benefits Administrator and HR Compliance/HRIS Specialist.
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The Senior Director of Enterprise Risk Management and Workers’ Compensation at PIH Health oversees and strategizes risk management activities at PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital and encompassing the comprehensive management of the Workers' Compensation program across the enterprise.
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The Team The Human Resources team consists of associates who work in Line HR, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Learning & Development, HR Operations, Sales Compensation, Communications, Finance and Workforce Analytics.
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The Senior SIU Investigator will detect, prevent, and investigate suspected fraudulent claims with heavy emphasis on Workers’ Compensation claims. If hired at ICW Group, your final base salary compensation will be determined by factors such as skills, experience and/or education.
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Anmate a formar parte de una empresa multinacional como es Mercer!
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We have opportunities supporting many of our BUs/Functions including Asset Management (investment compensation experience required), Corporate Services & Legal, Risk & Compliance, Enterprise Technology & Global Services, and Fidelity Institutional & Fund and Brokerage Operations and Technology.
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Highly critical role that oversees the administration of Carnival Cruise Line’s shipboard and shoreside compensation programs. Role is responsible for the continuous evaluation of Carnival Cruise Line’s (ship and shore) compensation programs to ensure they reflect the organization’s strategy to attract top talent, foster retention, and enhanced engagement.
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The role will report to the Executive Compensation Manager. Position Summary The Senior Compensation Analyst will assist with providing executive compensation support to various HR partners and line of business leaders.
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Experience with the Consumer Business, Worldwide Incentive Compensation related to Consumer Products, Employee Data Taxonomy, Rolex, and Award Programs. Vendor role will support sponsor with taxonomy and compensation and support people operations.
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Provides strategic direction to support the operations of the HR Shared Services Center (HRSC) in Costa Rica to ensure alignment with compensation and benefits policy design and the Human Capital Strategy.
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