UKI Payroll Analyst

As our Payroll Analyst, you will help us on our journey as we transition to a Global team, working with colleagues both locally and across the globe. If you are looking to take that next step in your payroll career, working in a global capacity, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. This isn't a payroll administration role, it's a true analyst role with the autonomy to make a difference.

What's in it for you?
Not only will you be joining an established payroll team, but you will also be part of our exciting journey of moving to a global team. Whilst you will focus on our UK and Ireland payroll, there will be the opportunity to cross-skill and learning global payrolls and ways of working. This could consist of learning payroll for new countries or being involved in Global payroll projects., You will be responsible for accurate and timely processing of payroll for our UK and IE operations, continuously working on process improvements, and looking for automation opportunities. You will respond to colleague queries ensuring the highest level of support and ensure accurate reporting and payments to the authorities. You will work closely with the wider People function along with colleagues across Finance, Legal, Assurance, Risk and Tax.

• Experience running and processing payroll


• UK Payroll experience needed, with Ireland a big plus


• Strong Excel and analytical skills


• The ability to automate processes
  
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·Comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage
·Work away scheme for up to 10 weeks a year
·On-going training and professional development
·Paid 5 days yearly to volunteer through our Sage Foundation
·Flexible work patterns and hybrid working