Payroll Administrator
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Permanent
London, London, United Kingdom
Portfolio Payroll Limited
Salary : £35000 - £42000 Annually
31.05.2024
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A fantastic opportunity has arisen to join the well-established global company on a flexible working basis. Our client is looking for a payroll administrator to join the team on a permanent basis
About the role
Responsibilities and Key Activities
- Provide effective and accurate end to end administration to ensure the successful running of the Weekly payroll
- Under direction, ensure the timely processing of payroll data required to ensure the business complies with RTI requirements
- Accurately enter data on the payroll system in an efficient and timely manner related to the monthly payroll.
- Provide administrative support in the processing of documents to meet the responsibilities of IR35 Legislation
- As directed assist in the maintenance of all records, HRIS system and filing within the Payroll function.
- Assist in the administration of the UK Payroll mailbox
- Assist in processing Expense claims forms in line with Payroll documented processes.
- Assist in ensuring that all service (payroll, pension and expenses)
- Keep up to date with all changes to Maternity, Paternity and Adoption legislation, eg. Change of rates.
- Answer queries from external agencies
- Under direction assist with providing information and assistance to colleagues and members of staff
- Attend external Payroll and Pensions seminars as required
Skills and Experience required:
- Strong understanding of UK payroll legislation and statutory rules
- Start to finish payroll
- Manual processes
- Good Excel
- Good English skills
- Minimum of 3 years working in Payroll
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