Payroll Officer
Fyshwick Full-time Mid-level Payroll
At a glance
Mid-level Payroll role at luton. Fyshwick · full-time.
Pay not stated Payroll salary
RolePayroll
SeniorityMid-level
LocationFyshwick
EmploymentFull-time
PostedFeb 1, 2022 · 4y ago
Role brief
hrroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Process payroll transactions and update employee records with earnings, taxes, deductions, leave, commissions, wages and allowances
- Work out payroll liabilities, including employee income tax and workers compensation payments
- Investigate and resolve payroll discrepancies, process pay variations and answer staff questions about entitlements
- Prepare financial and operational reports as needed, following payroll procedures and policies
What you bring
- A Certificate III in Business or Financial Services is required
- You can interpret and apply employment legislation across different entities
- You can prioritize tasks and meet deadlines while working closely with a team
Who this fits
This mid-level role suits someone comfortable handling payroll detail, staff entitlement questions and changing priorities. A finance or economics degree would be useful, but is not essential.
From the employer
Duties:
- payroll transactions processed efficiently
- collect, calculate and enter data to maintain payroll information
- compile earnings, taxes, deductions, leave, commissions, wages and allowances enabling reporting
- determine payroll liabilities by calculating employee income, taxes, workers comp. payments etc
- resolve payroll discrepancies
- follow payroll operations procedures and policies
- develop ad hoc financial and operational reporting as reqd.
- process payroll variations
- respond to employee enquiries related to entitlements
- ability to interpret and apply legislation relating to employment for various entities
- ability to work as part of tight knit team
- prioritise work and effectively meet deadlines
Applicants should possess a Cert III in Business or Cert III in Financial services. A degree in finance or economics would be beneficial but not essential.