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The Compensation Analyst is responsible for assisting with the development, evaluation, integrity and overall support of IEHP’s Compensation Administration program and competitive pay practices.
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Workers Compensation Specialist - West Hills, CA. Under the direction and supervision of the Regional Workers' Compensation Manager, West Region workers’ compensation and return to work claims as assigned.
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OIG Investigators conduct large-scale, confidential, sensitive, and internal investigations, most frequently related to contracts, procurements, public benefits, the Workers' Compensation System, lawful gaming, and white-collar crime, and therefore ideal candidates will have at least five years of investigative experience in some or all of those subject matter areas, as well as significant familiarity with New York State criminal law and procedure and New York State government operations.
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Partner with HR Operations, HRIS, and Payroll teams to ensure seamless and accurate tracking and administration of compensation programsQualifications: Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Finance, or related field; Master's degree or relevant professional certification (e.g., CCP, CBP) preferredMinimum of 7 years of progressive experience in compensation management, with a track record of success in designing and implementing effective compensation programs.
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The Sales Compensation Analyst is a meaningful role in driving the execution, strategy, and efficiency of AppDynamics' sales compensation plans. The Sales Compensation Analyst will partner with team members and customers to deliver a best-in-class experience for AppDynamics sellers.
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Senior Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster. Proven experience as a Workers Compensation Adjuster. Requires a working knowledge of the Labor Code of the State of California as it pertains to workers compensation claims and the legal requirements for handling them.
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The Senior Sales Compensation Analyst will partner with the Director, Sales Operations in supporting the Pharma Services Group (PSG) Global Sales organization compensation process. Job Title Senior Sales Compensation Analyst.
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As a Senior Sales Compensation Analyst, you will be responsible for administration of our incentive compensation management (ICM) system, distribution of incentive compensation plans and goals/quotas for multiple sales channels, ICM data hygiene, and reconciling payout calculations to ensure alignment with Finance and applicable cross-functional teams.
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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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We are looking for a Manager of Benefits & Compensation that will oversee and execute against all Reformation benefits and compensation strategies including annual benefit renewal, Leave of Absence management, living wage, bonus programs, and salary range surveys and analysis.
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Advanced knowledge of fundamental concepts, practices and procedures of case law and state Worker's Compensation laws, subrogation, reserve setting, and litigation management. The Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster (Lost Time) reviews, analyzes, investigates, makes liability decisions and approves the release of benefit payments up to authorized levels on initial, continued and reopened claims.
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UC Health is hiring a full-time Compensation Director for the department of Human Resources. Oversees the Associate Health and Wellness Department including compliance with pre-employment health requirements, workers compensation and leave of absence programs within Associate Health umbrella Employee Assistance program.
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AmTrust Financial Services, a fast-growing commercial insurance company, has an immediate need for a Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster II The Workers' Compensation Claims Adjuster II is responsible for the prompt and efficient examination, investigation, settlement or declination of worker’s compensation insurance claims through effective research, negotiation and interaction with insures, and claimants, ensuring that company resources are utilized in a cost-effective manner in the process.
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Our client, the largest privately held third party claims administrator in the United States, is seeking a Workers Compensation Claims Examiner Level III. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 5 years of experience in Texas Workers' Compensation Claims and hold a Texas Workers' Compensation Adjuster's license.
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LAUSD is currently seeking well-qualified candidates to fill a Workers' Compensation Claims Processing Specialist position. Two (2) years of experience as a workers' compensation claims adjuster, which must include at least one (1) year of experience regarding workers’ compensation claims covered by California law.
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