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University of Missouri - Columbia

Compensation Specialist

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Salary: $58,000 – $85,000 per year

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Hiring Department Compensation & Classification Job Description We're seeking an HR professional who is organized, customer-focused, and comfortable balancing detailed independent work with collaboration and consultation. Successful candidates are able to analyze information, exercise sound judgment, communicate effectively, and manage multiple priorities. This position is ideal for an HR professional who enjoys equal parts problem solving, customer service, organization, and analytical work.

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University of Missouri - Columbia Jobs

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The University of Missouri - Columbia (Mizzou) offers a dynamic academic environment with strong research opportunities, a supportive work culture, and comprehensive employee benefits, fostering both professional and personal growth.

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