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Manager, Group Reward Projects – Retail
Location: London (Hybrid)
Salary: £68-80,000 + car allowance + bonus + corporate benefits
We are supporting a global, highly matrixed organisation to appoint a Manager, Group Reward Projects into a strategically important, standalone role within the Group Reward function.
This position sits at the intersection of reward strategy, complex project delivery, and senior stakeholder engagement, and is ideal for an experienced reward professional who is already operating at manager or senior-manager level or a high-calibre Senior Reward Specialist with consultancy experience ready to step into a broader, more autonomous remit.
The role:
This is a high-trust, high-visibility role with responsibility for delivering multiple global reward initiatives concurrently. You will not inherit a team, but you will inherit ownership.
The organisation is operating in a fast-moving, international environment, and requires someone who can bring structure, pace, and credibility to complex reward projects, while remaining hands-on and detail-oriented.
You will work closely with senior reward leadership, HR, Finance, Legal, and international markets, acting as the central point of coordination and delivery across several critical programmes.
Examples of some of the projects you will be responsible for:
Global Pay Transparency Programme
- Lead the coordination and delivery of a global pay transparency project in line with evolving EU pay transparency legislation.
- Coordinating a multi-country programme with varied levels of reward maturity
- Supporting the removal of pay-secrecy clauses where applicable
- Developing and implementing salary ranges by country
- Supporting the publication of pay ranges on job adverts
- Managing employee pay information requests and benchmarking comparisons
- Delivering pay analysis and insight to support decision-making
- Driving alignment across markets ahead of regulatory deadlines
- Following implementation, you will play a key role in:
- Educating leaders and colleagues on pay transparency principles
- Supporting communication around pay philosophy and reward frameworks
- Building capability and confidence across the organisation
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Global Recognition Programme
- This role will own and shape the organisation’s global non-financial recognition strategy.
- Lead the rollout of a new global recognition platform
- Design and embed peer-to-peer recognition aligned to organisational values
- Translate reward philosophy into meaningful, lived experiences
- Drive engagement, adoption, and cultural impact
- Build the business case and narrative for recognition as a value driver
- This is a rare opportunity to take full ownership of a programme from concept through to global adoption.
Share Plan & Equity-Related Projects
- Support the delivery of equity and share plan initiatives, including:
- Phase two of an international share plan migration
- Enhancing enrolment processes and participation rates
- Applying a project mindset to multiple concurrent mini-initiatives
- Working closely with internal specialists and external providers
Cyclical Reward & Governance Support
- At key points in the reward calendar, you will provide hands-on support across:
- Remuneration Committee papers
- Bonus modelling and cost analysis
- Directors’ remuneration reporting
- Ad-hoc reward analysis and system-related work
- This requires confidence operating at senior level and comfort with governance, accuracy, and pace.


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The person:
We are seeking a degree-educated reward professional with demonstrable experience operating in a complex, commercial, and preferably international environment.
- Proven experience delivering reward projects or programmes end-to-end
- Progressive experience gained within Retail, Hospitality, FMCG or Consultancy
- Strong analytical capability and confidence working with large datasets
- Advanced Excel skills; strong PowerPoint and written communication
- Experience working with salary structures, pay ranges, and benchmarking
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Comfortable operating autonomously without direct reports
- Confident engaging and influencing senior stakeholders
- Experience within a global or matrixed organisation
- Exposure to pay transparency, pay equity, or reward governance work
- Consultancy or project-led reward experience
- Experience working with HRIS platforms (e.g. SuccessFactors)
- Change management or transformation exposure
- Enjoys variety and complexity rather than narrow BAU work
- Thrives in ambiguity and brings clarity to others
- Is proactive, organised, and commercially minded
- Can move seamlessly between strategic thinking and detailed delivery
- Is comfortable setting their own agenda and managing senior expectations
To apply for this influential role please email your CV to nicola.eddy@hprtalent.com or call 0115 870 0115 for more details.
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