Individuals pursuing these positions should have strong communication, interpersonal and organizational skills. Payroll managers or supervisors generally need at least five years’ payroll experience, in addition to a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance. A certified payroll professional designation is valuable. Firms also seek proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, ERP systems and automated payroll processing services.
Typical payroll manager/supervisor duties:
Ensuring compliance with current government regulationsEstablishing and implementing policies on such matters as garnishments and payroll advancements to employeesPreparing government reportingPreparing accruals and reconciling sub-ledger to the general ledgerHiring, training, developing and supervising payroll staff
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