Monday, March 15, 2010

Payroll Administrator - 50k to 55K






Payroll Administrator - 50K to 55K


 


 


Reporting to the
Manager, Payroll & Pension Administration, the Payroll
Administrator
is responsible for preparation, balancing and finalizing
multiple jurisdictions, salaried and hourly, union and non-union payroll, payment
of benefits and reconciliations of external and internal payroll accounts.


 


Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities:



  • Manages the complete payroll
    cycle for the various assigned region(s)

  • Calculates and processes new
    hires/terminations and processes ROE's as required

  • Complies with all Federal and
    Provincial requirements and remains up to date with legislative changes

  • Coordinates payroll year end
    practices, documentation  and appropriate payments

  • Prepares annual/monthly
    reports (i.e. accruals, deductions, vacation, turnover and employee count)

  • Performs and analyzes payroll
    data for continuous improvement opportunities and trends

  • Provides clear and timely
    communication to all employees regarding payroll policies and procedures,
    updates, deadlines and special requests etc.

  • Performs payroll accounting
    functions including monthly/quarterly/annual reconciliation of payroll
    accounts and annual regulatory filing on a timely basis including T-4
    preparation and distribution

  • Filing and other duties as
    required


 


Qualifications:


 



  • Minimum of 3-4 years of
    experience as a payroll administrator in a medium-sized company with
    location in multiple provinces across the country

  • Thorough knowledge of
    Canadian(federal,  provincial, municipal) employment and payroll
    related legislation in particular Employment Standards

  • Strong communication skills -
    written and spoken, listening skills

  • Experience with basic
    accounting principles and procedures

  • Proven ability to work
    effectively in a fast paced, change environment

  • Demonstrated prioritization,
    organization, time management, planning and follow-up skills


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