Aspris
Payroll Administrator (FTC)

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As Payroll Administrator
You will be responsible for the processing of the weekly and monthly payroll for a large number of Aspris colleagues. Working with our Service locations, you will play an integral role in ensuring our colleagues are paid on time all the time.
This will be a 13-month maternity cover contract with a view to start on 1st December 2026.
What will you be doing?
- Ensure that all colleague-related data is correctly entered into appropriate systems, and that all necessary amendments have been completed prior to the payroll cut-off date
- Responsible for the accurate inputting of data, ensuring that employees are paid accurately and on time
- Ensure the integrity, probity, and reasonableness of local financial controls in respect of the payroll, in order to minimize financial risk via the correct implementation of local procedures and policies
- Answer colleague queries in respect of payroll, referring any complex issues to the appropriate level/manager
- Assist sites and third parties with enquiries and sometimes demanding and difficult situations which will require demonstrable communication and interpersonal skills
- Ensure all documentation is correctly filed, in order that financial auditors can be satisfied in their audit, via the efficient recovery of key documents of initial entry
- Ensure accurate and timely filing of documentation at the end of the processing month
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What do we need from you?
- Experience working within a volume-based environment is desirable
- Previous experience within a Payroll Administration, HR Shared Service, or Customer Service
- A working knowledge of payroll legislation is desirable
- Previous experience with iTrent or any similar HR Management System or Payroll Software is preferable
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Highly organized individual with meticulous attention to detail, methodical and thorough approach to work
- Understands the importance of teamwork and actively focuses on being an effective team player
- A self-starter who can work in a guided environment but also able to work equally well under their own supervision


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By joining our friendly and supportive team, you will also be part of a company that invests in you for personal and professional development.
What will we offer you?
- A bespoke reward and discount scheme
- Comprehensive induction plan to give you the best start to your career possible
- NEST pension
- Commitment to your on-going training and career progression
- DBS checks at no cost to you
- Aspris Awards and our internal recognition scheme
- Employee assistance programme which includes support around mental health, finances, and counselling
- Salary sacrifice schemes such as Cycle to Work and a Tech Scheme
- Ongoing wellbeing support
Shortlisting: w/c 28th September
Interviews: w/c 5th and 19th October
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