Director of Compensation and Position Management
UNC Charlotte
Full-Time
Closes on Friday, January 29, 2027
Job Description
Compensation, Classification, and Position Management
- Lead and administer the University's compensation, classification, and position management programs.
- Develop and maintain compensation strategies, salary structures, and classification practices that support recruitment, retention, internal equity, and market competitiveness.
- Provide consultation to university leadership on compensation matters, organizational design, workforce planning, and position management.
- Oversee compensation analyses, position reviews, organizational assessments, and salary administration activities.
- Ensure compensation and position management practices comply with applicable UNC System, State, federal, and university requirements.
Records Management and Information Governance
- Direct the Human Resources records management program and ensure compliance with applicable records retention requirements.
- Develop and maintain records management policies, procedures, and internal controls.
- Ensure the security, confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility of employee records and personnel information.
- Oversee records-related compliance activities, including audits, investigations, public records requests, and litigation holds.
Policy Development, Compliance, and Strategic Consultation
- Develop, interpret, and administer policies and procedures related to compensation, classification, position management, and other assigned programs.
- Monitor regulatory and policy changes and ensure institutional compliance with applicable requirements.
- Serve as the primary liaison with UNC System and State Human Resources agencies on compensation and position management matters.
- Provide strategic consultation and recommendations to university leadership regarding workforce and human resources issues.
Leadership and Administration
- Provide leadership, direction, and supervision for assigned staff, programs, and resources.
- Establish departmental priorities, goals, and operational plans aligned with institutional objectives.
- Lead strategic initiatives, process improvements, and program modernization efforts.
- Represent the division on university committees, projects, and cross-functional initiatives.
UNC Charlotte