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Manager, Global Mobility & People Relations Job Description
This role owns Renaissance's global mobility and immigration programs at the policy and oversight level, ensuring a consistent, compliant, and positive experience for employees who relocate or work across borders, with day-to-day execution of immigration, tax, and relocation casework delivered by an external partner. It also serves as a People Relations Manager: working closely with HR Business Partners and HR Centers of Excellence to provide HR guidance to Renaissance leaders and employees, and, together with HR Operations, acting as a go-to resource for employee questions. The role also leads selected HR programs and process improvements across the function. It is an advisory, hands-on role for someone who builds trust with leaders and employees, uses data to inform people decisions, and can move multiple workstreams forward at once.
In this role as Manager, Global Mobility & People Relations, you will be responsible for:
For this role as Manager, Global Mobility & People Relations, you should have:
Salary Range: The base range for this position is $109,500 - $150,525. This range is based on national market data and may vary by experience and location.
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