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sggovterp is seeking a Senior Manager/Manager in People & Culture to design and administer a comprehensive HR programme for talent attraction, retention, and motivation. The role oversees performance appraisals and salary reviews across the organisation, ensuring alignment with public service objectives.
You will manage payroll, superannuation, and employee benefits, and contribute to budgeting and compliance with IRAS, MOM, and civil service guidelines.
The Senior Manager/Manager (People & Culture - People Policy) serves as a trusted partner to the organisation in designing, implementing, and administering a comprehensive suite of human resource programmes that attract, retain, and motivate talent.
The role is responsible for the end-to-end management of the performance appraisal process, ensuring that appraisal outcomes are aligned with organisational objectives and support a high-performance culture.
The incumbent will oversee compensation, payroll, and superannuation administration, encompassing payroll processing, secondment billing, and the implementation of periodic Public Service-wide salary reviews.
In addition, the role manages a broad range of employee benefits - including medical, dental, and flexible benefits - ensuring that all programmes comply with relevant legislation, are accurately processed, and are effectively communicated to employees.
The incumbent oversees the full administration of the performance appraisal cycle, ensuring that all processes are executed accurately, consistently, and in accordance with established HR policies and timelines. This encompasses launching the annual appraisal exercise, maintaining and updating the appraisal system, and ensuring timely communication of appraisal guidelines and process, as well as tracking completion rates to ensure that appraisals are conducted within stipulated timelines. This role also coordinates the scheduling of ranking and promotion moderation and calibration exercises, consolidates and processes appraisal results, and ensures that all records are accurately updated in the HR system.
The incumbent is responsible for managing the compensation function, ensuring that the organisation's salary structures and pay practices are equitable and aligned with Public Service-wide frameworks and guidelines. This includes administering and supporting the implementation of Public Service-wide salary reviews and adjustments as directed. The role also involves processing and administering salary changes arising from promotions, regrading, and other employment movements, ensuring that all changes are accurately reflected in the HR and payroll systems. The incumbent works closely with HR business partners to provide compensation-related advice and analysis and ensures that all compensation practices are administered in accordance with established policies, guidelines, and regulatory requirements.
The incumbent is responsible for the end-to-end administration of employee benefits, ensuring that all programmes are accurately processed, compliant with relevant legislation and organisational policies, and effectively communicated to employees. This encompasses the administration of medical and dental benefits, including the management of claims and eligibility entitlements. The role extends to the administration of other employee benefits such as Flexi-Benefits, ensuring that employees are kept informed of their entitlements and that all benefit-related records are accurately maintained and updated in a timely manner.
The incumbent works closely with NAC's payroll shared service partner for the processing of the monthly payroll, ensuring that all payroll transactions are processed accurately and on time. This includes performing payroll quality checks, analysing monthly payroll and finance reconciliation reports as well as managing bonus provisions and all required statutory reporting and payroll audits. The incumbent also manages secondment billing for seconded officers. The incumbent is also responsible for timely monthly CPF contributions for Singapore entities and manages income tax submissions as tax clearance as required. The role also encompasses the submission of all government-related claims with working knowledge of the relevant Government Instruction Manuals.
The incumbent supports the department's annual budgeting exercise, with a particular focus on the projection and monitoring of the organisation's Expenditure on Manpower (EOM). This includes providing accurate and timely manpower cost data to support budget planning, tracking actual expenditure against approved budgets, and highlighting variances for the attention of the relevant stakeholders.