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Compensation and Benefits Specialist
Location
Philippines
Posted
1 day ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Junior
Job Description
Compensation and Benefits Specialist
Peak Support
• Support the design, administration, and operational delivery of benefits programs • Ensure accurate execution of enrollments, claims, payroll inputs, vendor coordination, and compliance • Act as an operational subject matter expert for employees, vendors, and internal stakeholders • Manage enrollments, terminations, and updates for SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG • Prepare, validate, and coordinate timely remittances and statutory filings • Administer voluntary and company-sponsored programs • Reconcile payroll, government reports, and vendor statements • Liaise with benefits brokers, insurance carriers, and government portals • Respond to employee inquiries on statutory entitlements and company benefits • Monitor regulatory changes and vendor policy updates • Produce periodic reports on enrollment, utilization, contribution costs, and claims trends • Propose practical process improvements and support small automation efforts
Job Requirements
- 1–3 years in benefits administration, payroll support, or HR operations
- Working knowledge of SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and statutory contributions
- Familiarity with HRIS and/or payroll administration platforms; basic Excel or Google Sheets proficiency
- High accuracy in data entry, reconciliation, and maintaining audit-ready records
- Ability to follow structured procedures, meet payroll deadlines, and apply internal controls
- Clear written and verbal communication for employee support, vendor coordination, and cross-functional collaboration
- Comfortable working remotely within the Philippines
Benefits
- Competitive compensation
- Statutory benefits
- Company-sponsored benefits
- Ongoing professional development
- Remote work flexibility
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