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Benefits Specialist

London
£500/day
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Interim Benefits Specialist

Duration: 6 months
Day Rate: £500 per day (Inside IR35)
Location: London (Hybrid)

About the Role

Our client, a major global business currently undergoing a significant carve-out from its parent group, is seeking an experienced Interim Reward Contractor to specialise in Benefits. This is a fast-paced, high-volume role supporting the business through a critical transition period, working closely with the Global Benefits Lead to manage both business-as-usual demands and transformation/design project delivery.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Fill resourcing and operating model gaps within the benefits function during the carve-out transition
  • Manage a high volume of benefits-related queries as the business separates from its parent group
  • Support both BAU delivery and benefits transformation/design project work
  • Work closely with the Global Benefits Lead to ensure continuity and consistency of service
  • Build relationships quickly across a fast-moving, ambiguous environment

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What We're Looking For

  • Strong specialism in total reward and benefits, with demonstrable global remit and project experience
  • Ideally, experience across global benefits spanning 40+ countries
  • Prior experience in carve-out, transition, or similar private equity-backed/split entity environments highly advantageous
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Skills

Total Reward
Benefits Management
Global Benefits
Project Management
Carve-out Transition
Stakeholder Management
Benefits Design
Operating Model Design

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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