Job Description

Summary

The Assistant Manager, Compensation and Benefits (C&B) supports the development and execution of compensation strategies and programmes that attract and retain talent. This role manages the end-to-end administration of compensation exercises, oversees benefits and insurance programmes, and ensure C&B policies remain competitive, compliant and cost effective.

Key responsibilities

Compensation administration

• Review and enhance C&B policies, structures and processes, including cost benefit analysis, salary benchmarking and budget planning
• Manage and administer compensation exercises, including salary review, performance bonus, annual wage supplement and variable payment schemes
• Analyse compensation data to support decision making and maintain internal pay equity

Programme design and stakeholder collaboration

• Design, develop and implement C&B programmes through effective collaboration with key stakeholders
• Lead and participate in HR projects, driving process improvements and ensuring alignment with organisational and regulatory requirements

Policy and benefits management

• Manage the review, update and communication of HR policies and employee handbooks
• Lead company insurance renewals and benefits programme administration
• Maintain standard operating procedures for C&B related processes

Others

• Evaluate and manage external vendors, brokers and service providers, ensuring contractual obligations are met
• Oversee medical, insurance and WICA claims
• Ensure regulatory compliance across all compensation and benefits matters
• Support the broader HR function as required

Requirements

· Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration or a related discipline with at least 5 years of experience in compensation and benefits. Experience in the healthcare sector would be an advantage.

· Strong team player with excellent interpersonal, communication and analytical skills.

· Highly motivated and self-driven with the ability to work effectively in a fast paced and dynamic environment.