CMA Recruitment Group are working with a world class business with award winning culture. This is a unique opportunity to join their senior leadership team in a Reward Director role that is key to the organisation’s success.
Reporting to Chief People Officer this role will be pivotal in overseeing the reward and benefits team, driving the agenda and contributing to the business strategy, ensuring the employee proposition, policies, frameworks and documentation is in place to meet the needs of the business. 

What will Reward Director role involve?

• Lead and develop a total reward strategy to attract and retain top performers within the sector.
• Design and maintain reward programmes including incentive schemes, recognition schemes, pay structures and job levelling framework
• Support and advise senior managers inside and outside of the HR team regarding appropriate reward solutions
• Build relationships with 3rd party specialists to drive continuous improvement

Suitable Candidate for Reward Director vacancy:

• Fellow or Chartered member of CIPD
• Prior experience leading a reward function
• Confident communicator at executive level

Additional benefits and information for the Reward Director:

• Hybrid working model
• Car allowance and bonus alongside extensive list of company benefits
• Excellent working culture which encourages growth and development

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