Manager Workforce Management

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tsr consultingRoseland (NJ)

Management AnalystsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

We are hiring a virtual Workforce Manager (TIME) Implementation Consultant with 4+ years of ADP Workforce Manager and/or UKG Dimensions experience.. Location: Remote Contract role Requirements Gathering and Analysis Analyze client business practices, existing timekeeping methods, and policy rules. Map current rules for shifts, overtime, accruals, and breaks into software parameters. Identify interface and data requirements between time tracking, HR, and payroll. System Configuration Configure pay rules, rounding rules, holiday schedules, and accrual policies Set up security profiles, employee/manager roles, and approval workflows. Build customized templates, data collection groups, or work rules. Testing and Validation Perform unit testing and end-to-end system testing on configured time rules. Verify that time calculations, punches, and interface files pass defined test cases. Troubleshoot configuration gaps or calculation errors before launch. Client Training and Onboarding Deliver product walkthroughs and training sessions to build client confidence. Educate administrators and managers on daily timecard management and reporting. Support user adoption and address administrative or configuration roadblocks. Project Coordination and Support Manage multiple project timelines, milestones, and deliverables simultaneously. Partner internally with sales, service, and technical engineering teams. Provide post-go-live stabilization support before transitioning the account to standard customer care. Any experience with ADP WFN, Lyric, or Globalview would be a huge plus.

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