
Sr. Sustainability Manager - Fair Compensation (copy) Remote
Job description
Responsible for formulating fair compensation strategy, providing direction on wage data collection and analysis, and discovering improvements for future programming. Provides internal updates to Fanatics leadership and intersectional Supply Chain and Sustainability team members on programmatic progress. In consultation with the Sustainability Director, Labor, ensures programmatic development contributes properly to strategic target progress and Labor Pillar goals. Works closely with strategic suppliers to identify ways Fanatics can contribute to supplier capacity to close living wage gaps. The Sustainability Sr. Manager, Fair Compensation will report to the Sustainability Director, Labor.
Responsibilities
- Connect regularly with strategic suppliers on living wage progress.
- Participate in Fair Labor Association initiatives focused on fair compensation development, including the Practitioners Working Group and the Dashboard Task Force.
- Track internal business efforts to improve processes and systems related to responsible planning and purchasing.
- Provide resources for strategic suppliers to improve their internal management systems key to their continued living wage progress.
- Understand cost and cost negotiation activities driven by Fanatics Strategic Sourcing and integrate learnings into future fair compensation programming.
- Work closely with Field Operations team members to organize messaging and develop trusting relationships with strategic suppliers.
- Analyze aggregate wage data annually and present findings to internal stakeholders.
- Discover and develop new ways to improve wage data confidence.
- Determine wage data storytelling framework and refine overall composition for publication.
- Attend events hosted by the Anker Research Institute as a corporate sponsor representative. Share regular updates with internal team members.
- Determine ways to integrate additional stakeholder perspective into fair compensation strategy.
- Stay abreast to forthcoming mandatory human rights due diligence directives and legislation to ensure programmatic readiness.
- Expand existing and establish new stakeholder relationships to evolve fair compensation programming.
- Review existing fair compensation strategy and identify areas for revision and improvement.
- Research, discover and execute new directions for fair compensation programming with special attention to apparel industry realities, brand collaboration opportunities, civil society and government engagement channels.
Qualifications
- A passion and commitment to sustainable business practices.
- Excellent people management knowledge, skills, and experience.
- Understanding of global apparel sector compensation schemes, minimum wage levels and prevailing industry wages, particularly in Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras.
- 8+ years of experience in the sustainability field, ideally including experience within a brand or within a role responsible for brand consultation.
- Knowledge of apparel sector challenges.
- Understanding of living wage benchmarking organizational work, including experience working with the Anker Research Institute or its research products.
- Familiarity with local and sectoral bargaining practices, negotiation methods and contract formulation.
- Experience directly engaging with supplier leadership, worker representatives and/or country-level industry groups.
- Direct experience monitoring or remediating supplier compensation-related compliance issues.
- Experience with data refinement, analysis, and storytelling.
- Familiarity with international labor standards.
- Experience working within a global team.
- Excellent organizational and communication skills.
- Ability and willingness to undertake and oversee diverse projects.
- Capacity to deal with ambiguity within a fast-paced environment.
- Willingness to travel.
- Understanding of worker challenges within the apparel sector.
Tryouts are open at Fanatics! Our team is passionate, talented, unified, and charged with creating the fan experience of tomorrow. The ball is in your court now.
Fanatics is committed to responsible planning and purchasing (RPP) practices, working with its business partners across its global and multi-layered supply chain, to ensure that planning, sourcing, and purchasing decisions, along with other supporting processes, do not impede or conflict with the fulfillment of Fanatics’ fair labor practices.
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