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Garnishment processing will include payments to state and federal agencies for child/spousal support and other garnishment types, point of contact for said agencies via phone, mail and email, and maintenance of the garnishment database in SAP.
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Accurately setup/sequence garnishment orders to ensure compliance with federal and state garnishment laws. Ahola is a local, third-generation family-owned business with more than 50 years of payroll, tax, and HR experience that has served over 10,000 small businesses nationwide and has been awarded as a Top Work Place for two years running by the Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com. We empower employers with easy-to-use payroll and HR technology solutions, and provide personalized, dedicated support to help them every step of the way.
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Garnishment processing will include payments to state and federal agencies for child/spousal support and other garnishment types, point of contact for said agencies via phone, mail and email, and maintenance of the garnishment database in SAP. Compensation : $18/hour Essential responsibilities will include: Daily input of garnishments according to wage assignment orders.
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Process garnishment, hiring paperwork, and terminations. You will join a team led by a dynamic and energetic Director of Finance. Process garnishment, hiring paperwork, and terminations. What Experience The Payroll Specialist Needs To Have.
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Ensure accurate taxation and garnishment is applied as required. Position Summary: The Payroll Specialist will play a crucial role in supporting our payroll processing operations by utilizing the ADP Workforce Now platform to accurately enter and audit pay data.
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Associate Degree preferred, or four (4) years' experience in a hands-on payroll processing role; or 2 years' experience with an active FPC or CPP. Basic to intermediate knowledge in Excel with import/export experience.
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