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Compensation & Benefits Manager

Company Name:
The CAM Group
My client is looking for a Compensation & Benefits Manager in Macon, GA. This is a FT, perm position that can start immediately. My client is willing to pay relocation fees. The salary range is $100,000 - $130,000 plus benefits.
Key
Responsibilities:
Manages, directs, and controls the daily operation of the Benefits and Compensation.
Design, implementation, communication, measurement and revision, administration, staff supervision and management of all Health, Welfare, and Retirement and Compensation plans.
Evaluate the benefit plans of acquisition candidates, determines and executes integration strategy, including communication to employees of the newly acquired entities.
Work closely on a daily basis with the other members of the HR Department to provide services which maximize the Human Capital.
Actively participates in presentations to Administration, Department Management, Supervisors, and staff to communicate benefits and compensation philosophy and programs.
Stays abreast of Best Practices, plan, design and communication techniques.
Manages the communication and management of the wage and salary structure, premium pay and incentive plans.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Healthcare Administration or related field required.
Master degree in Business Administration or Health Care Administration strongly preferred.
Five or more year's compensation experience with progressive leadership/management experience required.
Five years' experience in a compensation department of a healthcare institution required.
SPHR or Professional Certifications in Compensation preferred.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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