Part-Time Payroll Administrator

Wilmslow, Cheshire

£30,000 to £35,000 pro rata

Permanent

Part-Time Payroll Administrator

Location: Wilmslow
Employment Type: Part-time, permanent
Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience

Role Overview

An established accountancy practice is seeking an experienced Part-Time Payroll Administrator to support its Payroll Manager with the accurate and timely delivery of payroll services.

The successful candidate will process client payrolls, administer pension submissions and respond to payroll-related enquiries.

Key Responsibilities

  • Process payrolls of up to 80 payslips.
  • Administer new starters, leavers, sickness, statutory leave and timecard entries.
  • Complete National Minimum Wage checks.
  • Onboard new payroll clients.
  • Respond to enquiries by telephone, email and in person.
  • Complete monthly pension uploads.
  • Reconcile pension contributions and authorise payments within provider deadlines.
  • Complete Pension Regulator compliance actions.
  • Maintain accurate payroll records.
  • Ensure compliance with PAYE, pension and GDPR requirements.

Candidate Requirements

  • At least two years’ payroll experience.
  • Up-to-date knowledge of PAYE, pension and GDPR legislation.
  • Familiarity with pension providers, workplace pension schemes and relevant tax treatment.
  • Strong attention to detail and organisational skills.
  • Confident communication and client-service skills.
  • Ability to work accurately and meet strict deadlines.

Experience in the following areas would be advantageous:

  • Bureau and in-house payroll environments
  • Director payrolls
  • Holiday entitlement and enhanced pay
  • Redundancy calculations
  • Working Time Regulations and other HR matters affecting payroll

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • 25 days’ annual leave on a full-time equivalent basis, including three days allocated to the Christmas and New Year office closure
  • Additional day’s leave for your birthday
  • Increased holiday entitlement after three years’ service, up to a maximum of 30 days
  • Private medical insurance after two years’ service
  • Smart business-casual dress code
  • Dress-down Fridays
  • Regular team social events






    Latest News

    Keep up to date with all of our latest news below.

    Career Paths Within Insolvency: From Administrator to IP

    A career in insolvency can offer a route from learning case administration to leading teams and becoming a licensed Insolvency Practitioner. Progression involves developing technical knowledge, commercial judgement and the ability to support people through difficult circumstances. Although job titles and promotion structures vary between firms, understanding the responsibilities at each stage can help you

    The Role of Employer Branding in Attracting Finance Professionals

    When a finance professional considers joining your business, they assess more than the salary and job description. They want to understand your culture, leadership, development opportunities and expectations. Your employer brand helps communicate these qualities and gives candidates a reason to choose you. Employer branding is the impression your organisation creates as a place to

    Why Hybrid Working Still Matters in the Insolvency Sector

    The debate around office-based and remote working continues, but for many insolvency professionals, hybrid working remains the most attractive option. Insolvency is a demanding, deadline-driven profession. Caseloads can be complex, clients are often experiencing considerable pressure, and employees must communicate regularly with directors, creditors, solicitors and other stakeholders. Giving professionals some control over where they

    View All News