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VP, Human Resources, Total Rewards Advisory

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Description

This Vice President of Human Resources role is a senior leadership position accountable for the enterprise-wide Compensation Advisory strategy, its supporting practices, and processes. The successful candidate will report to the Senior Vice President, Human Resources, Total Rewards and Governance. Key responsibilities include overseeing a team of compensation specialists, establishing incentive plan governance principles and standards, leading the design of business-specific incentive plans, and managing all aspects of compensation delivery, including those related to Human Resources Mergers and Acquisition activities. The role also requires close collaboration with business leaders, other total rewards leaders, and enterprise HR groups to develop and execute compensation guidance, programs, and initiatives aligned with business objectives.

What We're Looking For

Provide expertise and trusted counsel to business leaders and HR business partners on all compensation matters, applying enterprise standards as appropriate.,Develop incentive plan governance principles, standards, and supporting practices, aligning with regulatory expectations.,Direct the design and development of the Bank's business-specific incentive plans, including capital markets and sales incentive/commission plans.,Report and share market and data trends, developments, and insights to support market-competitive pay and identify opportunities for improvement.,Direct the design and execution of efficient and effective compensation processes, including year-end decision making and incentive plan administration.,Oversee a team of high-performing compensation specialists.,Lead all aspects of compensation delivery, including technology, process, and global mobility.,Oversee Human Resources Mergers and Acquisition activity.,Collaborate closely with business leaders, other total rewards leaders, and enterprise HR groups to develop and execute compensation guidance, programs, and initiatives.

Ideal Candidate

University degree in Human Resources, Industrial Relations, or Business Administration.,10-15 years of experience in Human Resources, Compensation, and Total Rewards with a deep understanding of multiple disciplines.,Proven leadership in large change programs and processes in partnership with the business.,Demonstrated ability to innovate, simplify, and act as a catalyst for change.,Proven ability in developing and deploying a vision and aligning others to that vision.,Previous experience developing and executing strategies and delivering superior results in both the short- and long-term.

Minimum Education

University Degree (Human Resources, Industrial Relations, or Business Administration)

Hard Skills

Compensation
Total Rewards
Incentive Plan Design
Global Mobility
HR Mergers and Acquisition
Compensation Delivery (technology, process)
Data Trends Analysis
Regulatory Compliance

Soft Skills

Leadership
Strategic Thinking
Advisory
Collaboration
Communication
Innovation
Simplification
Vision Development
Execution
Problem-solving
Team Leadership

Work Hours

37.5 hours/week

Benefits

Fair and equitable compensation opportunities
Growth opportunities
Skill development
Comprehensive Total Rewards package
Competitive benefits plan.

About the Company

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The Toronto-Dominion Bank

The Toronto-Dominion Bank and its subsidiaries are collectively known as TD Bank Group, one of the largest banks in North America. TD provides a wide range of personal, commercial, and investment banking products and services to over 27 million customers globally. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the bank operates through key segments including Canadian Retail, U.S. Retail, and Wholesale Banking.

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