The ideal candidate for this position would have (1) experience implementing and applying laws, policies and regulations to a total pay and compensation program; (2) be skilled in conducting comprehensive analytical pay and compensation studies; (3) be skilled in conducting multifactor data and cost analysis reviews related to compensation program(s); and (4) have addressed compensation related issues in a unionized work environment.
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This position is located at the National Credit Union Administration in the Office of Human Resources (OHR), Labor Relations. You will serve as the Pay and Compensation expert for the agency and will be responsible for providing expert advice and assistance in the program development, management, evaluation, and implementation of an agency-wide compensation and benefits program.
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