HR-related Jobs - How much are you earning?

[bioman]

Anyone in Training & Development or Human Resource Development?

Originally Posted by bioman

Anyone in Training & Development or Human Resource Development?

I am doing generalist with doing T&D + recruitment. What info u need?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Assistant Manager from HR Shared Service 5850 x 13 basic, currently looking out for opp in C&B related. Anyone from C&B can advice if the pay is comparable with shared service?

3 years HR experience & 2 years customer service.

Depends on what C&B. If its payroll, preparing contracts, merit increment and administer leave / insurance, salary should be comparable to your current job at the same level.

If C&B strategy and policy side, pay will be much higher than shared service, but it’s not easy for shared service experience to move into that space.

[bioman]

How to advance further? I wonder how much should a graduate with 10 years of such experience be earning?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am doing generalist with doing T&D + recruitment. What info u need?

Originally Posted by bioman

How to advance further? I wonder how much should a graduate with 10 years of such experience be earning?

You can’t benchmark salary just base on years of experience, ur from HR and should know that better than anybody.

10 yrs experience can be anything from exec level 4k to group director level >20k. exec coaches in consultancies earn more, many charge 5 figure per day of corp training.

what sort of training u doing exactly? admin? trainer? Project?

Looking after how many countries? industry? headcount? How many reports under you?

u need to provide more context to the situation.

Originally Posted by fusion7

If C&B strategy and policy side, pay will be much higher than shared service, but it’s not easy for shared service experience to move into that space.

Why not easy?

I have done payroll before and currently look after the insurance & leave of the entire company.

The company got internal inequity, many HR Managers are only paid about 7 – 9k depending on experience, but an analyst in C&B is already paid 9.3k while the C&B Manager is drawing close to 14k.

I’m hoping to do an internal transfer as they are currently looking out for a replacement for the C&B analyst who has resigned.

I think if I go for slight adjustment of 6.5 – 7k should have a decent chance?

[bioman]

Any qualifications required to venture into C&B?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why not easy?

I have done payroll before and currently look after the insurance & leave of the entire company.

The company got internal inequity, many HR Managers are only paid about 7 – 9k depending on experience, but an analyst in C&B is already paid 9.3k while the C&B Manager is drawing close to 14k.

I’m hoping to do an internal transfer as they are currently looking out for a replacement for the C&B analyst who has resigned.

I think if I go for slight adjustment of 6.5 – 7k should have a decent chance?

Just took up a role as Training & Communication Co-coordinator for a F&B MNC, previously was handling employee relations & internal coms in 2 companies (Korean and local blue chip) for 6+ years.

Took a paycut to join at 6800 monthly, but in my contract it is stated there will be a 600 adjustment upon confirmation in 6 months.

Just general degree can, but I think financial modelling & research skills must be strong...

Originally Posted by bioman

Any qualifications required to venture into C&B?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why not easy?

I have done payroll before and currently look after the insurance & leave of the entire company.

The company got internal inequity, many HR Managers are only paid about 7 – 9k depending on experience, but an analyst in C&B is already paid 9.3k while the C&B Manager is drawing close to 14k.

I’m hoping to do an internal transfer as they are currently looking out for a replacement for the C&B analyst who has resigned.

I think if I go for slight adjustment of 6.5 – 7k should have a decent chance?

The issue is not your expected pay, it’s the role of C&B policy is very different from shared service. Reward knowledge, stakeholder engagement & business case is at a different level compared to administering payroll and benefits.