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Compliance Officer

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Compliance Officer
Armagh
A leading international construction company require a compliance officer to be based in Armagh.
Role Purpose
To manage European workforce compliance for employees and subcontractors, including posted worker obligations, cross-border tax/payroll requirements, social security, immigration and in-country employment compliance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage Posted Worker compliance for employees and subcontractors, including registrations, declarations and supporting documentation.
- Monitor employee deployments, working locations and duration, identifying payroll, tax, social security and PE risks.
- Review country-specific collective agreements, minimum pay, allowances, working time, holiday funds and employment conditions.
- Coordinate international payroll requirements and liaise with local payroll providers and advisers.
- Oversee A1 applications and host-country social security requirements.
- Manage subcontractor compliance, including A1s, Posted Worker registrations, insurance, tax/VAT and workforce documentation.
- Coordinate responses to labour authority enquiries, inspections and compliance audits.
- Manage employment permits, visas and right-to-work documentation, including renewals and ongoing immigration compliance.
- Support overseas recruitment and workforce planning where required.
- Ensure employees and subcontractors are compliant before mobilisation.
- Maintain European compliance trackers, records, procedures and internal controls.
- Provide guidance to HR, Finance, Payroll and Operations, escalating complex tax/legal matters to the Finance Director and external advisers.
- Review UK and Irish payrolls prior to final processing, where this remains part of the role.
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Person Specification:
Ideally the candidate will have experience in one or more of:
- European workforce compliance
- Global mobility
- Employment tax
- International payroll
- Posted Worker compliance
- Cross-border construction compliance


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