Payroll Manager
sdl search partnersQuincy (MA)
About the role
Payroll Manager Braintree, MA, United StatesAbout the JobGrowing, industry-leading organization with over 1,800 employees is currently searching for a Payroll Manager to oversee a team of six, manage bi-weekly payroll, handle all payroll related management reporting and oversee benefits administration. The ideal candidate has prior management experience and loves developing, mentoring and leading a team. Payroll is processed through ADP Workforce Now, and candidates with experience in ADP, with benefits & compliance and strong system skills are preferred. The Payroll Manager will lead process improvements across the department, leading the payroll team in a transition from certain manual processes (such as raises, increases, promotions) to a more automated process. A strong leader, who can make these recommendations would be highly successful in this role. This organization has a terrific reputation for employee retention, a focus on employee wellness, development and growth. Excellent benefits, generous compensation including base + bonus, and a strong PTO policy. The team works on a hybrid schedule with 3 or 4 days per week spent in-office.
Requirements:
- BS, Finance, Accounting, Business or related
- Prior payroll management experienceexperience with payroll systems, ideally ADP, or similar
- Strong Excel skills
- Ability to lead and develop a large payroll teamsome experience with benefits administration would be a plus
- Excellent process improvement experience
- Ability to commute into office up to 4 days per week
- Collaborative & supportive management style
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