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Job Requirements of Director, Compensation - Family Dollar (on-site):
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Employment Type:
Full-Time
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Location:
Chesapeake, VA (Onsite)
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Director, Compensation - Family Dollar (on-site)
Reporting to the VP, Total Rewards, the Director, Compensation will lead compensation strategy, design, and execution supporting Family Dollar’s 70,000 + associates in 7500+ stores, 9 Distribution Centers and our Corporate Office located in Chesapeake, VA. In partnership with the CHRO, HR leaders, Store and DC Operations, and Finance, this role will drive data-informed decision making and scalable compensation programs aligned to the business strategy. The Director will oversee all aspects of compensation, including base pay, short-term and long-term incentives, pay structures, and compensation communications, while fostering transparency and compliance across all levels of the organization.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Lead and develop a team of compensation professionals in the design and execution of scalable, market competitive enterprise-wide programs that support Family Dollar’s operational and strategic goals.
Provide data-driven insights and financial modeling to inform decision making on compensation issues and ensure alignment with market practices and internal equity.
Build collaborative partnerships with HR Business Partners, Finance, and senior leaders to ensure compensation strategies support business objectives.
Design and implement base pay structures, incentive programs, and geographic pay differentials that scale across 7500+ locations and multiple states.
Partner closely with Store Operations, HR Business Partners, and Finance to align compensation solutions with workforce needs, market dynamics, and budgetary considerations.
Use deep analytical skills to break down complex compensation data into actionable insights and recommendations; translate these insights to influence business leaders and improve associate outcomes.
Develop and deliver compensation education and training to ensure understanding and consistent application of programs.
Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leadership, influencing decisions related to labor cost optimization, minimum wage strategy, internal equity, and wage compression.
Ensure compensation programs are fully compliant with wage and hour laws including FLSA, state-specific minimum wage requirements, and evolving pay transparency laws.
Lead compensation workstreams for HR initiatives such as large-scale hiring events, labor model changes, market wage studies, and compliance audits.
Manage multiple high-impact initiatives concurrently, adjusting priorities as business needs evolve.
Drive continuous process improvement, leveraging technology and data automation to improve efficiency, consistency, and reporting across the compensation function.
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
10+ years of progressive experience in the design, implementation, and management of compensation programs in a large, complex organization.
Preferably includes experience supporting retail, supply chain, distribution, and corporate functions.
Proven expertise in compensation strategies including incentive plan design, pay progression models, labor market pricing, and geographic differential strategies.
Experience leading and developing high-performing compensation teams with a focus on both co-located and remote work arrangements.
Strong executive presence and ability to present complex compensation data and recommendations clearly and confidently to senior leaders, including the C-suite.
Advanced proficiency with systems and data tools (e.g., Workday, Excel, PowerPoint, SQL, Varicent).
Proven ability to manage sensitive information and work effectively in ambiguous, fast-paced environments.
Experience leading through transformation, system implementations, and change management initiatives; PROSCI or ADKAR certification a plus.
Strong knowledge of federal and state labor laws related to compensation, including FLSA, pay equity, and wage transparency requirements.
Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree or CCP certification preferred.
Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are Equal Opportunity employers.