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Partners with HR Benefits/Retirement Compensation and Payroll leaders and their customers to analyze work flows design and improve processes and leverage the technology available. The Senior Payroll System Analyst reports to the Manager Payroll Systems.
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Experience administering HR systems, including performance management, compensation planning, payroll, HRIS. People Operations Analyst. Administer benefits and payroll, working closely with benefits consultants and providers to support employees.
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Coordinate the backend logistics for all ATI Explore programs by tracking assignments, setting up travel stipends and relocation payments as well as maintaining and advising on the compensation and incentive structure Collaborate with TA, payroll, and Finance departments to manage program procedures and details.
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Finance jobs include accounting and reporting, planning and analysis, tax and treasury, financial systems, payroll, and executive compensation. As a Financial Analyst, you will help to support the Southwest strategic decision making and planning.
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Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or Certified Compensation Professional (CCP) preferred. Collaborates and communicates with the VCU Health Information Technology, Human Resources, Compliance, Payroll, Finance and Clinical Departments to ensure appropriate data integrity within the databases.
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Understand dependencies across Workday modules (Recruiting, Talent, Learning, Compensation, Absence, Time Tracking, Payroll and Benefits) and integrations with other systems. · Provide bi-weekly pay data and approve payroll audits.
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Serves as Payroll implementation subject matter expert on new compensation and benefit plans (deductions & wages); partners with Compensation and Benefits teams on interpretation and implementation.
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Reporting to the Director, Compensation & Benefits, the Benefits Analyst is responsible for analyzing, evaluating and administering corporate benefit plans and programs. Works with our brokers to ensure compliance with all State and Federal regulations including ACA, HIPAA, COBRA, and ERISA. Ensures that new and terminated employees are appropriately noted, corresponding payroll deductions are correct and that calculations are accurate.
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Cross functionally partner with HR team (Talent Acquisition, Payroll, HR Partners, Benefits) to implement compensation related improvements. The Compensation Analyst or Senior Compensation Analyst will lead the development, implementation, execution, and communication of compensation programs, practices, and policies for Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. This includes job evaluation and design, market pricing and compensation benchmarking, and analysis of a variety of compensation elements including bonus and merit programs.
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The Payroll Analyst is a part of the AMAROK's people-first Human Resources team. Our Payroll Analyst also maintains payroll records, assemble various reports, and ensures an efficient payroll process that complies with all federal and state regulations.
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We are seeking to hire a full time Academic Payroll Analyst to serve more than 600 faculty and academic appointees in the Department of Psychiatry, Biobehavioral Sciences and Semel Institute for the Academic Payroll Office.
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We are seeking a highly skilled Payroll Specialist with a strong technical background to step into a temporary role within our organization. We provide access to top jobs, competitive compensation and benefits, and free online training.
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Reporting out of Kronos and Vantage, heavy in payroll/timekeeping. With that said, as required by local law, Vaco believes that the following salary range referenced above reasonably estimates the base compensation for an individual hired into this position in geographies that require salary range disclosure.
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Oakleaf Partnership is partnered with a market leading global law firm in their search for a Compensation Analyst/Compensation Associate to join their growing reward function. Seeking an experienced, detail-oriented Compensation analyst to join the team.
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