Payroll Team Leader in Grangemouth

About the role As the Payroll Team Leader,you will take responsibility for the operation and profitability of your team’sclient portfolio and report directly to the Payroll Manager or AssociateDirector.

You will offer an escalation point for technical and commercialissues encountered by your team and ensure the accurate andtimely HR, Payroll and Pension Administration services for various clients inaccordance with statutory regulations.

A key feature of the role will be to supervise and effectively manage your team to ensure our clients receive a quality service in all respects.

This is a pivotal role, with the opportunity to make a positive contribution towards the overall future development and success of the team and office.

Continuingly adapting to changing landscapes and with a brilliant infrastructure of specialists, training and technology, you will be at the forefront of payroll, becoming a Team Leader of a group of true experts and consultants, as well as developing more junior members to reach this point. 

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing team in either our Grangemouth or Belfast office, at anexciting part of the journey with excellent hybrid working (generally 2 days inthe office).

The variety of projects will challenge you every day, helping youexpand your capabilities and grow professionally.

You’ll have plenty ofopportunity to broaden your horizons and discover a culture that nurturesindividuality and celebrates fresh thinking!

Responsibilities:-

• Ensuring accurate and timely payroll end-to-end production for various clients in accordance with statutory regulations within payroll deadlines and requirements.
• Ensuring payroll deadlines and service requirements are met for the team’s portfolio of clients.
• Ensuring the team’s compliance with internal policies and procedures. 
• Taking positive accountability for your team’s output to clients.
• Monitoring team’s KPIs and profitability.
• Keeping your knowledge of statutory and legislative regulations, including workplace pensions, up to date.
• Promoting client care and cascading this to the wider team.
• Providing guidance and support to all team members and other teams/offices as required.
• Following internal BACS procedures and client payment requirements.
• Reviewing and approval of all new AE Pension set-ups.
• Utilising RSM financial systems to review and monitor client recoveries.
• Reviewing team performance and setting clear objectives.

About the ideal candidate 

The ideal applicant will havestrong practical understanding of payroll calculations, deadlines, and UKlegislation and requirements, including workplace pensions, coupled with strongnumerical abilities and proven experience in MS Office, in particular Excel.

Peoplesupervision or management experience is desirable, complimented by knowledge ofmonth-end and year-end returns and balancing.

A payroll qualification, abilityto perform manual calculations (when required) and previous experience ofworking in a multi-frequency and/or high-volume payroll environment areadvantageous.

Essential competencies:-

• Confident displaying leadership and professionalism whilst being approachable and having duty of care for direct reports.
• Resilience and strong attention to detail.
• Excellent and positive interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal with individuals at all levels.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.
• Good organisation and prioritisation skills, ensuring stringent deadlines are met.
• Flexibility, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities.
• Discretion and ability to maintain confidentiality.
• Ability to review and improve service and processes. 

Note: This job description reflects the present requirements of the role.

As duties and responsibilities change, the job description will be reviewed and will be subject to amendment in consultation with the individual.

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