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Processing weekly, bi-weekly and monthly payrolls for clients as well as after the fact payrolls. Experience working in the isolved payroll system highly desired. The team includes HCM and payroll professionals that implement HCM products and process payrolls for 1000+ clients.
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Payroll Shared Services activities include but are not limited to the routine processing of weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly and off cycle payrolls utilizing the SAP payroll module.
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Process accurate bi-weekly payroll through in-depth review & audit of payroll data to ensure compliance to federal, state & local reg & applicable tax laws, as well as company policy & protocols.
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Import hours, commission, and bonus data from various sources into the UKG computerized payroll system to calculate and process bi-weekly payroll; to include review and audit of new hires, rehires, status changes, pay rate changes, and other transactions affecting net wages, deductions, paid time off, etc.
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Primary Purpose: The Payroll Specialist performs detail-orientated clerical, bookkeeping, accounting, and administrative work in administering the entire payroll function to generate the City’s bi-weekly payroll.
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Process bi-weekly payroll using Workday, including on-cycle/off-cycle payments, bonuses, and termination pay, ensuring full compliance with state pay laws and IRS regulations. We are looking for a highly skilled and detail-oriented Payroll Specialist to join a dynamic team.
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Accurately process bi-weekly or monthly payroll for all employees. Job Summary: Our client is seeking a detail-oriented and experienced HR Payroll Processor to join our small team.
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Position Overview: The Payroll Specialist IV is responsible for supporting the Payroll Manager in ensuring the timely and accurate bi-weekly processing of payroll according to company policy and applicable regulations.
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Processes bi-weekly payroll, along with supplemental payments and reimbursements an organization consisting of over 500 employees across multiple states via our PEO. The Payroll Specialist will ensure accuracy and compliance with all processing and reporting, and serve as back up to the Payroll Director.
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Will process payroll (weekly, bi-weekly and monthly) for 4,500 employees and physicians. Will only give potential consideration to candidates with current or very recent experience (of at least 2 years) as a Payroll Specialist.
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Process bi-weekly payroll runs for all employees, including calculating wages, deductions, and differentials. The Payroll/Accounts Payable Specialist is responsible for managing payroll functions and handling accounts payable processes within the organization.
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Process bi-weekly payroll for US and Canadian employees, including off-cycle payments. Prepare payroll journal entries bi-weekly and monthly. The Payroll Specialist handles payroll tasks, ensuring they are done accurately, on time, and follow regulations.
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Process Fitness bi-weekly payroll. Reimburse Truist vendor accounts weekly and payroll advance account when necessary. The Accounts Payable Specialist is responsible for maintaining accurate records of accounts payable, reconciling accounts with invoices, purchase orders, and expense reports, and issuing timely payments.
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Prepare and process accurate, timely, and compliant payrolls on a bi-weekly basis. Proficiency in payroll systems such as ADP, Banner, Colleague, and advanced Excel skills. The Payroll Operations Manager is responsible for ensuring the accurate and timely processing of payroll and maintaining the integrity of HRIS systems for the university.
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Prepare and process bi-weekly payroll, ensuring accuracy. Bilingual HR Specialist. HR Specialist to join their team. Some exposure to payroll processes. Address employee relations issues, including conflict resolution and performance management.
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