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Job Title: Reward Delivery Advisor
Duration: 12 months
Workload: Full time hours
Setup: Freelance (Daily rate / Limited Company / Umbrella / Sole Trader)
Location: Pangbourne (with ~20% travel)
We are seeking an experienced Reward Delivery Advisor to design and optimise global reward programmes using data-driven insights and strong stakeholder collaboration.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver end-to-end reward solutions across global, regional and local teams
- Analyse internal and external reward data to support compensation and benefits decisions
- Lead and contribute to reward-related projects, ensuring timely delivery and alignment with business goals
- Engage stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into scalable reward strategies
- Ensure compliance with policies, governance frameworks and regulatory requirements
- Monitor market trends and integrate best practices into reward programmes
- Drive continuous improvement through process optimisation and change management initiatives
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Must-Have Skills:
- Extensive experience in Total Rewards, including compensation and benefits structures
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex reward data and market benchmarks
- Proven stakeholder management and communication skills across global teams
- Project management experience delivering reward or HR transformation initiatives
- Knowledge of regulatory compliance and governance within reward frameworks


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- Experience in large, global corporate environments or consulting
- Exposure to HR systems and data analytics tools
- Strong commercial acumen and change management expertise
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