Processes payroll by verifying timesheets, entering payroll data, managing direct deposits and paper checks, obtaining distribution signatures, processing wage garnishments, and adjusting pay for raises, bonuses, and commissions.
Payroll Specialists use excellent mathematical and data entry skills to process pay. Duties include:
Checking timesheets for accuracy
Entering data into databases and spreadsheets
Handling direct deposit requests and data
Processing paper checks for distribution
Acquiring all necessary signatures to distribute payroll
Processing wage garnishments
Making adjustments in pay for raises, bonuses and commission
Competitive Salary 401k Savings plan w/ company matching Pension plan Paid vacation
time Paid Holiday time Medical, Prescription Drug, & Dental Coverage Tuition Assistance
Program Employee Assistance Program Wellness Programs On-site Fitness Centers Bonus
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