Senior HR Classification & Compensation Lead

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state of washingtonOlympia (WA)

Compensation and Benefits Managers Administration of Conservation Programs

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About the role

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks a Classification & Compensation Supervisor to act as the agency’s subject matter expert. The role collaborates with supervisors and appointing authorities to ensure descriptions meet state regulations and training needs, applying independent judgment to complex classification and compensation challenges. The position supports guidance on position descriptions, reallocation reviews, FLSA overtime determinations, and WMS evaluations, with

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