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As the HR Shared Services Specialist (Senior Payroll Tax and Accounting Analyst), you will work in Payroll Operations supporting Payroll Tax Filings, Payroll Accounting and People Operations for the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Reporting directly to the You will work with all aspects of People Operations on Payroll, Compensation, Benefits Administration, and other related technical and employee relations issues.
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Position Summary: Payroll Specialist (Paylocity) - PST or MST. We are seeking a highly motivated and driven individual to join our team in the role of Payroll Specialist. Coordinate payroll general ledger processing with accounting.
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Carnegie Mellon University’s Finance Division is searching for an Associate, Global Payroll Specialist to join their team. using Workday HR/Payroll System. Handling payroll processing and adjustment activities, including benefit, retirement, tuition and finance-related adjustments that require entry via payroll input for one or more of the US, US Expatriate and International payrolls while maintaining a high standard of accuracy and urgency.
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The Payroll Specialist is responsible for administering payroll related activities including payroll processing, time & attendance tracking and reporting, tax payments, liens and garnishments administration, employee/customer/vendor relations, and regulatory compliance, under the supervision of the Payroll Manager.
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The HRIS/Payroll Specialist will also support Human Resources in the reconciliation and/or audits of compensation and benefits, maintain compliance with applicable legislation, and manage onboarding and employee files.
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Act as sole advisor and governance owner with regards to sales and use tax, property tax, and payroll taxes processes managed by other departments. Excellent digital literacy with Microsoft Excel and Adobe Acrobat required, with experience in SAP, analytical tools like Alteryx, and dashboard tools such as Power BI being an additional plus.
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The Talent Acquisition Specialist will be responsible for a designated amount of open position requisitions with additional responsibilities. We are the administrative parent company to 5 subsidiaries and are responsible for the Fiscal, Payroll, HR, IT and support services to each.
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Ability to maintain confidentiality with sensitive financial and payroll information. Process payroll efficiently and accurately, including handling garnishments. Handle sensitive financial and payroll information with confidentiality.
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The Payroll Specialist is responsible for the accurate and timely payroll processing, submission, reporting, and auditing for salary and hourly employees while ensuring compliance with company policies as well as Federal, State, Local and IRS regulations.
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Experience with Workday Payroll required. Experience with federal and state labor laws, such as the Fair Labor Standards Act, state wage and hour regulations, federal and state payroll tax regulations.
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The Payroll Tax Specialist is responsible for processing and reconciliation of multi-state bi-weekly and semi-monthly payroll taxes. Troubleshoot and assist in resolution of tax filing issues working with a third party payroll tax provider.
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As a Personnel and Payroll Specialist, your role also involves supporting the Director of Academic Affairs by handling various tasks and assignments. As a Personnel and Payroll Specialist you will serve as a primary contact for faculty union members, regarding all payroll actions, leaves and will provide support and guidance.
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Payroll Specialist will process payroll for employees on a bi-weekly basis, ensuring all calculations are accurate and deductions are applied correctly. Our client is currently seeking a dedicated Payroll Specialist to join their growing team.
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Job Description: Payroll Specialist. Interact and partner with ADP (AE’s payroll service provider), store employees, all levels of field management, HR and legal counsel, and other departments in the company.
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GENERAL SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Chief Financial Officer, the Payroll and Accounts Payable Specialist is responsible for maintaining professional standards of financial management and accountability.
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