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Summary
Resourceful Compensation and Benefits Manager with extensive experience delivering innovative solutions at the local and regional level. Expertise in developing fair and profitable compensation structures as well as negotiating benefits plans with carriers.
Highlights
Job description preparation
Compensation structure
Benefits outlines
Pension administration
Insurance plans
Employment regulations
Collective agreements
Policy development
Incentive plans
Forecasting
Experience
October 2010 to Current
Government of Scotland Edinburgh, Scotland
Compansation and Benefits Manager
Work with benefits carriers to negotiate new benefit and plan structures.
Continuously update employee materials with latest compensation and benefits information.
Maintain current knowledge of occupational trends and salary forecasts.
Create descriptions for new positions and develop compensation structure.
Administer benefits, compensation, and insurance plans for over 10,000 employees.
March 2006 to September 2010
Tylan Home Sales Edinburgh, Scotland
Compensation and Benefits Specialist
Managed company-wide compensation programme.
Classified positions into ranks to codify salaries.
Developed promotion and bonus structures.
Oversaw analysis and comparison of positions and salaries in market.
Forecasted and reported on projected future salary increases.
July 2003 to February 2006
Fisher Marketing Group Glasgow, Scotland
Compensation and Benefits Specialist
Analysed existing company benefits to uncover deficiencies.
Surveyed employees across company to determine needs.
Answered questions and administered company benefits plans.
Researched and advised on employment regulations.
Improved recruitment by advocating use of staffing agency for lower level positions.
Education
2003 University of Glasgow Glasgow, Scotland
Bachelor of Science Human Resource Management
Double Major with Accounting