GTC Recruitment
Pay & Reward Advisor

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Contract Length: 3 months
Location: fully remote
IR35: in scope
Pay Rate to Candidate: £400 per day UMB
We are currently recruiting for three Pay & Reward Advisors to join a leading public-sector organisation on an initial 3-month contract.
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced Pay & Reward professionals with strong administration, data, and stakeholder-management skills to support a busy reward function.
The Role
As a Pay & Reward Advisor, you will provide day-to-day advisory and administrative support across pay, reward, benefits, and employee-related activities.
You will manage the Pay & Reward mailbox, maintain accurate records and audit logs, support job evaluation, and assist with a range of reward and Employee Relations activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the Pay & Reward mailbox, providing policy advice and prioritising queries.
- Maintain accurate logs, records, and business-case documentation for audit purposes.
- Undertake and support job evaluations across different levels of roles.
- Support Employee Relations activity, including arranging meetings and acting as meeting secretary.
- Support the administration and maintenance of the Employee Value Proposition (EVP).
- Assist with pensions communications and related activities.
- Maintain and improve Pay & Reward intranet pages and publish updates.
- Maintain accurate salary, benefits, and employee data.
- Use data and evidence to support recommendations and highlight potential risks.
- Provide wider administrative support to the Pay & Reward team as required.
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Essential Experience
We are looking for candidates with:
- Strong administration experience.
- Good Excel and data-handling skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Pension administration experience.
- Strong diary and meeting-management experience.
- Previous experience within Pay & Reward, HR, HR Operations, or a similar environment.
- Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate records.
- Experience managing competing priorities and a busy mailbox.
- The ability to work with confidential and sensitive information.


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Desirable Experience
- Experience of job evaluation.
- Willis Towers Watson (WTW) experience.
- Employee Relations experience.
- Experience across salary structures, benefits, and reward programmes.
- Experience working with external benefit providers.
- Previous public-sector experience.
If you have a strong background in Pay & Reward administration, pensions, data, and stakeholder management, and are available for a short-term contract, we would be keen to hear from you.
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