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Enterprise Payroll Specialist - Garnishment

Posted 3 days ago

marvinRochester (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$47000 - 62000 per year

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About the role

Manage wage garnishment administration across company locations, including processing court-ordered attachments, calculating withholdings, remitting payments and monitoring compliance. Work with employees, agencies and courts to resolve questions while maintaining accurate records and confidentiality. Review and process court-ordered wage attachments, including child support orders, tax levies, bankruptcy orders and garnishments. Set up and maintain garnishment deductions and calculate withholdings under federal and state regulations. Process lump-sum payments and coordinate with agencies on required withholding amounts. Remit garnishment payments accurately and on time to agencies or authorized parties. Communicate with employees, agencies and courts to resolve questions and discrepancies. Conduct audits, reconciliations and recordkeeping; monitor multistate requirements and complete required notices when employees terminate. Wage garnishment administration Payroll processing Federal wage attachment regulations Multistate garnishment compliance Legal order interpretation Withholding calculations Payroll systems Microsoft Office Payroll audits and reconciliations Garnishment payment remittance Medical Insurance Paid Holidays Paid Parental Leave 401k Wellness Account Paid Time Off Profit Sharing Relocation Assistance

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