Equifind
Payroll Supervisor

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Equifind are working with an exciting hospitality business, who need some payroll support for the next 4-5 months, to join the London team.
This company is a brand name in the high-end hospitality space with a wonderful reputation.
If you are interested in working for a few months in this space and have a strong background in the world of payroll, then please read on.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Process weekly and monthly payrolls for employees across multiple hospitality locations across the UK
- Accurately calculate pay, overtime, bonuses, holiday pay, sick pay, statutory payments, and deductions
- Ensure payroll is completed within agreed deadlines and in accordance with company procedures
- Validate payroll data and investigate discrepancies before final submission
- Reconcile payroll reports and maintain accurate payroll records
- Review and process timesheets, attendance records, and labour data imported from Fourth
- Process pension enrolment and pension submissions
- Maintain payroll records in accordance with company policies
- Support payroll audits and provide relevant documentation as and when required
- Act as the first point of contact for any payroll-related queries
- Produce regular payroll reports for finance and senior management
- Assist with month-end payroll reconciliations
- Ad hoc projects as and when needed by senior management
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Experience & Qualifications
- Have previous payroll administration experience, of a minimum 4 years’ experience, ideally within the hospitality sector
- Working knowledge of Fourth software is ESSENTIAL
- Strong understanding of payroll legislation and HMRC requirements
- Have strong Microsoft Excel skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, as you’ll be dealing with multiple stakeholders
- Show a high level of confidentiality and professionalism


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Daily Rate
This splendid opportunity for a payroll supervisor will pay between £250-£350 per day, depending on your experience and background.
We think this assignment will be for 4-5 months and ideally to start within the next week. Therefore, we will only look at candidates who are immediately available or on a weeks’ notice maximum.
This is predominantly an office-based role, but we can look at candidates who need one day a week WFH.
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