Total Rewards Lead - Indonesia

Responsibilites :

• Maintain the competitiveness and regulatory compliance of our compensation, benefit, and pension programs by proactively monitoring, analyzing, and identifying gaps to market/regulations, and recommend practical and innovative solutions to drive our competitive positioning.
• Keep abreast of the latest market and regulatory developments, maintain a strong network of industry contacts and participate in relevant third-party reward surveys to gather quality data and market intelligence for benchmarking.
• Drive and deliver end-to-end annual and mid-year compensation review activities at the local level, including the provision of compensation guidelines, gap to the market report, data integrity audit, pool management, in-cycle recommendation audits, country reporting, manual adjustments, and issuance of letters.
• Gather information related to compensation, benefit, and pension costs for global and local board reporting. Prepare benefits budget and forecasts for financial reporting. 
• Review benefits vendor and insurance contracts; negotiate renewals for the company, including reviewing benefits administration SLA reports and identify areas of improvement.
• Develop pulse surveys to gather employee feedback on benefit programs. 
• Analyse and synthesize the findings, and recommend enhancements to improve employee satisfaction, within budget and cost trajectory.
• Be an advisor to HRPs as the local subject matter expert on Rewards matters. Collaborate with HRPs to engage and get consensus from the local leadership team and key partners.
• Lead local rewards projects and participate in global projects as well as a bridge between regional practices and local market norms / regulatory requirements.

Requirement :

• A minimum of 10 years relevant business experience as a Rewards practitioner in large, multinational insurance or other financial services organizations. 
• University degree or equivalent work experience. Degree in Finance, Accounting, Human Resources, or Statistics field, preferred.
• Consulting experience would be an asset.
• Solid understanding of Workday and WTW surveys and job evaluation methodology.
• Knowledge of legal and regulatory regimes, specifically, tax and employment law, compensation and benefits regulation, and how they impact rewards programs.
• A seasoned technical specialist, with expertise in direct compensation, incentive plans, and, group insurance and retirement benefits. Demonstrated ability to develop large-scale and department-specific compensation and incentive programs.
• Excellent English written and verbal presentation skills in presenting to senior executives. The ability to synthesize technical material into easily understood language.
• Meticulous and numbers-sensitive, but able to think conceptually and exercise flexibility and judgment in assessing business issues in a constantly evolving dynamic environment.
• Cultural awareness and sensitivity to local customs, practices, and ways of doing business.
• Excellent consulting, listening, influencing, and negotiating skills. Ability to build relationships, act as a trusted advisor to all levels within the organization, impact and influence the direction of the organization and individuals.
• Excellent analytical skills, project management, and vendor management experience
• Great teammate who can easily handle shifting priorities.

When you join our team:

• We’ll empower you to learn and grow the career you want.
• We’ll recognize and support you in a flexible environment where well-being and inclusion are more than just words.
• As part of our global team, we’ll support you in shaping the future you want to see.

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