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HR and Payroll Administrator

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Job Title: HR and Payroll Administrator
Job Type: Fixed Term, 5 Months
Work Hours: 39hrs/wk
Duration: 5 Months
Industry: FMCG
Job Location: Stoke on Trent
Salary: £26,000 to £27,500 per annum

Profile – HR and Payroll Administrator

Our client is a leading figurehead in the UK food sector, with an unparalleled pedigree dating back to the early 18th century.

Job Role – HR and Payroll Administrator

Reporting to the HR Manager the role of HR & Payroll Administrator will play a pivotal role within the HR department by ensuring a seamless administrative and payroll function is delivered.

Duties – HR and Payroll Administrator

• Support all HR admin processes including onboarding and offboarding
• Support in processing payroll inputs (weekly and monthly) accurately and on time
• Maintain employee records and ensure HR systems (SAP, MYHR, T&A) are kept up to date
• Track absence, return to work, and fit note documentation
• Provide support for maternity/paternity leave, sickness absence, and other HR policies
• Help manage recruitment admin – job adverts, interviews, onboarding
• Respond to employee queries and monitor the HR inbox
• Support with HR projects and site engagement activities

Experience/Qualifications – HR and Payroll Administrator

• Excellent IT Skills – use of Excel and Databases

Candidates who are currently a HR Assistant, Payroll Assistant, Payroll Administrator, Human Resource Administrator, HR Admin and HR Officer could be suitable for this position.

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