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The Premier League

Top-tier English football league organizer

Reward Analyst

Compensation & BenefitsPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeLondon, UKNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Relevant experience as a Reward Analyst or Reward Manager, including practical experience delivering annual reward cycles.
  • Understanding and demonstrable experience of reward principles, benchmarking, job evaluation, pay structures, and annual reward cycle processes.
  • Strong Excel skills and ability to analyse data and summarise insights clearly for stakeholders.
  • Experience coordinating tasks or workstreams to agreed deadlines.
  • High attention to detail and ability to work accurately within governance frameworks.
  • Clear communication skills and confidence explaining established processes.

Responsibilities

  • Respond to routine reward queries from People Partners and line managers, provide guidance within agreed frameworks, and escalate complex or sensitive matters.
  • Prepare information and analysis to support reward-related decision-making.
  • Support organisational design and career development conversations through accurate role sizing, grading advice, and understanding of progression frameworks.
  • Support delivery of the Reward strategy by turning reward priorities into clear plans, processes, and guidance.
  • Support rollout of the new job levelling methodology and undertake role evaluations across the business with guidance from the Head of Reward, Systems and Services.
  • Ensure grading outcomes are consistent and well documented.
  • Ensure job descriptions align to grading criteria and clearly differentiate between Manager and Individual Contributor levels.
  • Explain agreed levelling outcomes to People Partners and escalate complex matters appropriately.
  • Benchmark individual roles using market data sources, including Willis Towers Watson, and provide insights and recommendations in line with market and internal relativities.
  • Lead data submissions for salary and benefit surveys, including Willis Towers Watson.
  • Support delivery of Reward Governance Group and Remuneration Committee activity by preparing materials, maintaining documentation, and tracking agreed actions.
  • Maintain reward policies, processes, and frameworks to reflect best practice and current legislation.
  • Research and support the design, process, and administration of a company-wide recognition scheme.
  • Research and identify a suitable benefits platform, and support reward-related technologies and process improvements.
  • Identify ways to improve existing benefits administration processes.
  • Support benefits reviews and utilisation across UK and international entities.
  • Coordinate key activities within the annual reward cycle, including data collection, validation, pay review administration, and bonus calculations, working to agreed plans and timelines.
  • Analyse data to ensure alignment with reward principles, internal equity, and Remuneration Committee guidelines.
  • Work closely with People Partners and Finance to ensure accurate inputs, modelling, and reporting.
  • Obtain and analyse data to produce gender pay gap reporting and other regulatory reward checks.
  • Work with relevant Centres of Excellence to develop supporting narratives and provide clear context and explanation for reported figures.
  • Monitor benefit utilisation and ensure provider relationships align with expectations for service and value.
  • Maintain an understanding of reward legislation and its implications for policy and practice.

About the Company

The Premier League

Top-tier English football league organizer

The Premier League runs the top level of English football, organizing a competition where member clubs play to determine the champion. It coordinates match schedules, broadcasting, marketing, community programs, youth development, safeguarding, and the business operations that support professional football. Fans access games through broadcasters, and the league provides a globally accessible season of matches, including fixtures, results, and digital/broadcast content. It differentiates itself by its wide international reach, large-scale operations across sport, media, digital, finance, and governance, and its commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, with a goal to grow the appeal of English football, support clubs and communities, and engage fans everywhere.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1992

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