Job Location : Moraine,OH, USA
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Payroll Administration • Maintain employee payroll-related records in the District's payroll information system and audit payroll information for accuracy. • Read, interpret, administer, and explain rules, regulations, and policies regarding payroll, plan documents and labor agreements to ensure staff members are paid correctly. • Receive and process garnishment requests for employee pay. Complete and return required paperwork; enter corresponding garnishment withholdings into payroll. • Assign taxes to employees based on their assigned work location and home addresses. Update tax assignments based on address changes received from employees as required. • Calculate and enter voluntary deductions for employees based on wage and benefit elections. • Process employee status changes (separations, leaves of absence, etc.) and ensure employees are paid correctly based on their assigned status. • Review, analyze, and process adjustments to leave accruals (vacation, sick, personal time, etc.) • Prepare, post, and review payroll-related general ledger entries. Reconcile benefit withholdings with G/L account balances. • Prepare month-end, quarterly, and annual payroll reports. • Receive payroll questions from employees and managers. Investigate and resolve issues, documenting all actions taken. Timekeeping Administration • Load data into the time and attendance system used standard import templates. • Prepare time and attendance data for processing with the biweekly payroll process. Review time data for errors and apply manual adjustments / corrections as needed. • Provide help and support to time and attendance managers in the administration of timekeeping in the system. Help enter missed punches, update time and attendance assignments, and answer system questions. • Develop and assign work schedules in the timekeeping system for employees in collaboration with schools / departments. • Train district timekeepers and employees in the use of timekeeping system as needed. • Troubleshoot and escalate timekeeping issues with the system vendor as needed. Additional Duties • Prepare responses to notices from government agencies regarding employee tax filings. • Answer questions from employees, third-party vendors, state administrators, and other stakeholders. • Participate in problem-solving and special projects within the Payroll Department. • Use audit software to review payroll transactions; analyze and address any findings. • Assist in the improvement of timekeeping and payroll administration. Provide recommendations regarding payroll policies to Treasury leaders. Streamline processes and introduce paperless procedures when possible. • Help ensure that timekeeping and payroll procedures comply with federal, state, and District requirements. • Perform other duties as assigned. CORE BEHAVIORS & COMPETENCIES Core Values • Dependability = reliable attendance, consistently address and resolve issues, self-directed • Integrity = honesty, refraining from talking behind others' backs, ethical decision-making • Collaboration = tactful and courteous; effective communication with others • Compassion = showing concern, being friendly and approachable • Excellence = professionalism; ability to work within tight deadlines effectively Job-specific • Analytical Thinking = think critically and solve problems in difficult situations; capable of handling interruptions effectively; exercises independent judgment when appropriate • Data Accuracy = attention to detail in an environment with significant amounts of repetition; error-free entry and reliable audits that minimize HR and payroll errors • Organization Skills = ability to share information in meaningful ways; able to store records for quick, accurate retrieval • Adaptability and Flexibility = willingness to change methods and approaches as appropriate QUALIFICATIONS