Payroll Specialist (12-month contract) (North Sydney Council)

Payroll Specialist (12-month contract) (North Sydney Council)

23 Sep
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Richard Lloyd Recruitment
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North Sydney Council

23 Sep

Richard Lloyd Recruitment

North Sydney Council

Richard Lloyd Recruitment - North Sydney NSW

High-volume payroll processing experience is required for this role

Highly visible distributor and retailer with major operations around Australia

North Sydney with generous WFH! $90K - $100K + Super

Company Background

Our client is a highly visible retailer with multiple sites around Australia and with a continually expanding footprint. They are on the hunt for a Payroll officer that has worked in a high volume, multi-site workplace to join on a contract basis to start.

The Role

Your duties will involve (but will not be limited to):

Process and reconcile superannuation, STP and payroll tax requirements.

Review payroll reports, GLs and reconciliations, investigating and resolving discrepancies.

Support month-end and year-end payroll accounting and reporting.

Liaise with Finance, HR, Payroll and external providers on payroll matters.

Assist with process improvements, documentation and general payroll support.

Your Background

To be considered for this Payroll Specialist Contract, you will meet the below criteria:

SAP experience

High volume payroll processing experience

Retail or multi-site experience will be highly regarded

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📌 Payroll Specialist (12-month contract) (North Sydney Council)
🏢 Richard Lloyd Recruitment
📍 North Sydney Council

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