Robert Half Finance & Accounting are recruiting for an interim Senior Payroll Officer to join one of our clients based in Bath + Hybrid working. This is for a Fixed Term Contract until Feb 2025.
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: Fixed term contract until February 2025
Salary range DOE: Up to £33,000
Working hours & Pattern - 35 hours a week, 1 day a week in the office. Flexible working hours.
You will use your skills to:
- Payroll Reconciliation: Handling the reconciliation of both Dutch and UK payroll and salary payments.
- Payroll Control and P&L Analysis: Maintaining payroll control accounts and preparing P&L nominal analysis for our organisation.
- Employee Pension Contributions: Ensuring the accurate reconciliation of employee pension contributions.
- Bank Account Reconciliation: Managing bank account reconciliations to ensure financial accuracy.
- Collaboration: Liaising with HR and other relevant teams to coordinate payroll adjustments, P11Ds, HMRC submissions, RTI reporting, and manual maternity leave processing.
- Pension Management: Working closely with HR to administer pension data, including enrolments, opt-outs, and contributions.
- Payroll Specialist: Taking ownership of the payroll processes
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