If you enjoy working with numbers, systems and people, this could be a great fit.
In this role, you will help deliver reliable payroll services, respond to employee enquiries, and contribute to processes that support trust and confidence across the organisation.
As Payroll Officer, you will be part of the Enterprise Services Team, supporting payroll administration, maintaining employee records, and helping ensure our payroll operations are efficient, accurate and compliant.
We are open to applicants at different experience levels.
We welcome applicants who are enthusiastic, reliable and ready to learn.
Training and support will be provided to help you succeed.
About us
Community Resources is a leading national social enterprise and registered charity focused on creating jobs that care for people and planet.
Our vision is to create thriving communities that value people, planet and the Traditional Owners of the land.
Last year we employed 960 people, 70% of whom experienced barriers to employment, we kept over 18,000 tonnes of waste out of landfill; and we provided over 63,000 community service instances to those who need it most.
We do this to make the world fairer and life better.
To learn more and see our work in action some of media coverage can be found here:newsstories
About You
Attention to detail:You are comfortable working with numbers and data and take pride in getting things right.
Organisation and reliability:You can manage tasks, meet deadlines and help weekly payroll processes run smoothly.
Clear communication:You can provide helpful support to employees and managers on payroll-related questions.
Confidence with systems:You are comfortable using,



or keen to learn, payroll systems and Microsoft Office tools.
A collaborative approach:You work well with others and contribute positively to a supportive team setting.
Practical problem solving:You approach issues calmly and work toward sensible solutions.
A values-driven mindset:You are motivated by work that supports people, communities and the environment.
About the opportunity
In this role, you will:
Process weekly payroll activities, ensuring timesheets, payroll changes and records are completed accurately and on time
Maintain employee payroll and leave records so information is current and reliable
Respond to payroll enquiries from employees across the organisation in a helpful and timely way
Support onboarding and offboarding activities from a payroll perspective
Assist with reconciliations, reporting and record keeping
Help maintain compliance with payroll legislation, superannuation and reporting requirements
The position is part-time, ***** hours per week.
The role offers flexibility to work from home and/or the office and could be located across the Mid North Coast NSW, Hunter Valley, Sydney and Wollongong regions.
As well as a competitive remuneration, you will have the benefit of attractive not-for-profit salary packaging.
We are an organisation that acknowledges systemic disadvantage and discrimination exist, and one that values diverse experience.
We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people with different abilities, and people re-entering the workforce.
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📌 Payroll Officer (Wollongong)
🏢 Community Resources
📍 Wollongong