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Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar seeks an experienced compensation leader to manage the non-academic compensation program and direct the Compensation team. You will recommend and implement new compensation programs to support the Medical College's initiatives and strategies.
Key responsibilities include directing annual merit increase programs, reviewing salary structures, ensuring market competitiveness, aligning structure with business needs, and leveraging SuccessFactors for automating
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Responsible for management of the Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) non-academic compensation program and direction of staff on the Compensation team. Recommends and implements new compensation programs to support the Medical College's initiatives and strategies.
Approximately 8 + years experience in compensation management including job evaluation, compensation theory and practice, techniques of market pricing and salary administration, and laws and regulations impacting compensation including the Fair Labor Standard Act.
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