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Payroll, as we know, is a core function within an organization, ensuring that employees are paid accurately and on time. However, payroll professionals also play an important and holistic role in supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives within their organizations. This article will explore the role of payroll in DEI and provide strategies for positive change.

What are Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion?

Diversity refers to the range of characteristics that make individuals unique, such as race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, and age. Equity is the fair treatment, access, opportunity, and advancement for all individuals, regardless of their backgrounds. Inclusion involves creating a work environment where all employees feel valued, respected, and able to contribute to the organization’s success.

What strategies can your payroll team initiate to generate positive change?

1. Conduct a Pay Equity Analysis

Pay equity is a critical component of DEI, and payroll professionals can play a key role in ensuring that employees are paid fairly. Conducting a pay equity analysis involves comparing the compensation of employees performing similar work and ensuring that there are no disparities based on gender, race, ethnicity, or any other protected class. It would also be advised to look externally at companies with a similar profile in your sector to do some comparative analysis and see how you are positioned for equality when positioned against them.

2. Review Benefits and Leave Policies

Payroll professionals can review benefits and leave policies to ensure that they are inclusive and meet the needs of all employees. For example, offering family leave for all employees regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation is a step towards inclusivity. An organisation should be aspiring to meet the standard benefits and leave offerings and then develop them with some immediate and projected amends that align with the values and the growth objectives of the company.

3. Encourage Diversity in Recruitment and Hiring

We have discussed in previous blogs, the importance of collaboration between Payroll and HR, and here are more examples of how it can benefit the organisation. Payroll professionals can work with the HR department to encourage diversity in recruitment and hiring. They can help ensure that job postings are inclusive and that hiring managers consider a diverse pool of candidates. Additionally, they can work to eliminate bias in the hiring process, such as by removing names and other identifying information from resumes.

4. Provide Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Training

Payroll professionals can work with the HR department to provide diversity, equity, and inclusion training for all employees. This can include education on unconscious bias, microaggressions, and other DEI-related topics. By providing this training, employees can gain a better understanding of DEI issues and learn how to be more inclusive in the workplace.

5. Partner with Employee Resource Groups

Employee resource groups (ERGs) are voluntary, employee-led groups that provide a platform for employees to connect and engage with others who share similar backgrounds or experiences. Payroll professionals can partner with ERGs to better understand the unique needs of their members and work to ensure that their pay and benefits are equitable.

Payroll professionals play a critical role in supporting DEI initiatives within their organizations. By ensuring pay equity, reviewing benefits and leave policies, encouraging diversity in recruitment and hiring, providing DEI training, and partnering with ERGs, payroll professionals can help create a more inclusive workplace where all employees feel valued and respected. By working together, organizations can create positive change and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.

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Payroll and HR are two core departments in any organization, and the synergy between them is crucial to the long-term success and scalability of any company. While both departments have different responsibilities, they are very closely linked, and collaboration between them facilitates several key benefits for the organization.

The Payroll Department is ultimately responsible for processing employee salaries and benefits, while the HR Department is responsible for managing employee relations, recruitment, training, and development. In a nutshell, the Payroll Department ensures that employees are paid accurately and on time, while the HR Department ensures that the organization has a skilled and motivated workforce.

Here are some reasons why the synergy between the Payroll Department and HR Department is so important:

• Compliance with laws and regulations

Both the Payroll and HR Departments are responsible for ensuring that the organization complies with all relevant laws and regulations in the countries that they trade-in. The Payroll Department ensures that employee salaries and benefits are calculated and paid in compliance with tax laws, while the HR Department ensures that the organization follows labor laws and regulations in recruitment, training, and employee relations. Collaborating with each other helps them stay up-to-date with the latest laws and regulations and ensure accuracy and compliance.

• Accurate employee data

The HR Department is responsible for collecting and maintaining accurate employee data, including employee personal information, employment status, salary, and benefits. The Payroll Department uses this data to process employee salaries and benefits. Collaboration between the two departments ensures that employee data is accurate, up-to-date, and shared securely between departments.

• Improved employee satisfaction

Payroll and HR are both critical to employee well-being and morale. The Payroll Department ensures that employees are paid accurately and on time, which is a key factor in employee satisfaction. The HR Department is responsible for managing employee relations, which also affects employee sentiment. Collaborating with each other can help both departments identify issues and implement solutions to improve employee overall employee well-being and consequentially aid with the recruitment and retention of staff.

• Cost-effective processes

Close communication between the Payroll and HR Departments can lead to cost-effective processes. By sharing data and insights, both departments can identify areas for improvement and implement solutions to streamline processes, reduce errors, and minimize costs.

• Better decision-making

Communication between the Payroll and HR Departments will also lead to better decision-making. This is key for us and potentially the most undervalued advantage of effective collaboration. By sharing data and insights, both departments can provide valuable insights that can help inform business decisions. For example, HR data can be used to inform decisions on employee recruitment and training, while payroll data can be used to inform decisions on employee compensation and benefits. If both teams share their data they can provide the edge over other companies with attractive compensation and benefits packages based on employee feedback and retention stats.

In conclusion, the relationship between the Payroll Department and HR Department is one of the most important priorities for an organisation to nurture. By collaborating with each other, both departments can ensure compliance with laws and regulations, maintain accurate employee data, improve employee satisfaction, implement cost-effective processes, and crucially, make better decisions that benefit the long-term growth, reputation, and scalability of the company.

Speak to one of our expert payroll advisors about how you can set up more constructive lines of communication between teams in each department and maximise the effectiveness and impact of their collaboration.

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Risk is part of the day-to-day reality for any organisation, but you have to be able to determine what risks are worth it in order to achieve business goals or objectives and what risks can be mitigated. In the past few months, anytime we have been speaking to prospective clients on sales calls or at events, the below 3 risks are the key payroll concerns for companies.

Increasing demand for Payroll Professionals is exposing companies to the risk of staff leaving.

There is a reason that the Global Payroll Association is focusing its efforts on a campaign around promoting Payroll as a Career and that is because it is becoming increasingly difficult to recruit experienced payroll specialists. Education and training are always cyclical and people choose to study in areas where there is high earning potential and job security. Traditionally, payroll was seen as a basic financial service, but it is now increasingly recognised for its fundamental contribution to the operation and strategic direction of organisations and as such is becoming a more pivotal role within an organisation. Companies that have experienced and valued Payroll staff need to hold on to them and have a plan B in place in case they can’t.

New demands on payroll teams of changing regulatory requirements require regular upskilling for your teams.

There is a lot of pressure on payroll teams to keep up to date with the changing regulatory requirements coming their way. On top of their core role of processing payroll, they are now expected to attend webinars and conferences and ensure the knowledge is shared across the team. If your team is being spread too thin, something will have to give, and what is more important, processing payroll accurately or ensuring you are adhering to legislation and regulatory requirements? Should you have to choose?

Key Person Dependency – no bigger risk than having any department in your organisation reliant on one person.

This is true across all departments within an organisation. It is great to have a leader and a high performer in your midst, but the successful functioning of a department cannot be dependent on a single individual. Similar to the above you need to make sure that knowledge and experience are shared but you also need to ensure that if that person leaves, there is an alternative source of information for the people left behind until that gap is filled.

And now for the punchline of this blog, how can CR Payroll help to mitigate the risk of all the above scenarios?

1. Staff Retention – Our Payroll Cover solution takes the pressure off your payroll team, allowing them to go on end-of-month holidays, family weddings, children’s plays, graduations, etc. The cover can be turned on and off when needed. This flexibility was unheard of to date within the payroll sector, making your company a much more attractive option for staff if you have it in place.
2. Peace of Mind of a Plan B – What if the worst happened and all your payroll team was unavailable at the end of the month due to an unforeseen emergency? It is rare but if you have Payroll Cover it isn’t an issue, our team would be able to step in and complete your payroll after our 2-hour SLA notice.
3. Focus on other Priorities – We mentioned the need for payroll teams to upskill on regulations and new industry trends. If you want your people to be able to attend events and manage internal training sessions then we can help process payroll, or alternatively, our Payroll Advisory team can manage the upskilling on your behalf if you want to prioritise the payroll internally.
4. Beholden to no one – We are a support system that kicks in when you need it while your internal team is the core service delivery. If you are concerned about a dependency on a specific member of the team, we can (a) help upskill the rest of your team (b) help you recruit additional payroll specialists, and (c) step in to cover if they ever do leave.

This is just the tip of the iceberg in relation to the ways that we can support your payroll process and if you would like to talk to us in more detail about how we can help, please reach out to us to set up a call with one of our team.

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The role of the Payroll Department is starting to shift and evolve over the past few years as senior management begin to realise the value of their input at a strategic level of the business. They have the finger on the pulse of changing trends in relation to retention, salary projections, and capacity forecasting and should definitely have a seat at that decision-making table. In order for this value to be possible, the Payroll team needs to have the data to support their recommendations and this is where metrics tracking comes into play.

It is essential to keep track of metrics that can help measure the effectiveness and efficiency of payroll processes. By tracking the right metrics, businesses can identify potential areas of improvement, make data-driven decisions, and ensure compliance with laws and regulations. In this blog, we will discuss some of the key metrics that businesses should track for payroll and why it is important to do so.

Before we get into the metrics, you may ask, who should be tracking them? It is generally up to the Payroll Manager to decide who is responsible for gathering the data and whether that is them or whether they have someone with enough experience to be able to source and interpret the data on their behalf. A key consideration here is the accessibility of the data. Do your systems and software enable you to easily access this content and if not, do you need to look at upgrading as a priority to enable you to be more analytical and strategic?

Also, you will need to determine your sample criteria, and what timelines are you going to use for comparison and benchmarking. Typically, it would be monthly with a quarterly and annual report to the senior management but it is dependent on the payroll cycles that you operate on, the breakdown of salary v contractors, etc. This will be a decision that is made in line with the senior team as they will need the data based on the frequency that they meet to discuss strategic direction and progress.

Five Key Payroll Metrics to Track

Payroll accuracy

Payroll accuracy is one of the most important metrics that businesses should track. This metric measures the number of errors that occur during the payroll process. Errors can include incorrect salary calculations, missed payments, and incorrect tax withholdings. High levels of payroll accuracy indicate that a business is effectively managing its payroll process, which can help reduce the risk of legal issues and employee dissatisfaction.

Payroll costs

Payroll costs refer to the total cost of paying employees, including salaries, benefits, and taxes. Tracking payroll costs can help businesses identify areas where they can reduce costs, such as reducing overtime or benefits expenses. It can also help businesses plan their budget and ensure that they are allocating their resources efficiently.

Time to process payroll

Time to process payroll is the amount of time it takes to complete the payroll process. This metric measures the efficiency of the payroll process and can help businesses identify areas where they can streamline the process. By reducing the time it takes to process payroll, businesses can reduce the risk of errors, improve employee satisfaction, and increase productivity.

Compliance

Compliance is another important metric that businesses should track for payroll. Compliance refers to the degree to which a business complies with laws and regulations related to payrolls, such as tax laws, labor laws, and benefit regulations. Failure to comply with these laws can result in legal issues, fines, and damage to the company’s reputation. By tracking compliance metrics, businesses can identify potential areas of non-compliance and take steps to address them.

Employee engagement

Employee engagement refers to the degree to which employees are committed to their work and the company. Tracking employee engagement metrics can help businesses identify areas where employees are dissatisfied, such as with their pay or benefits. By addressing these issues, businesses can improve employee satisfaction and retention, which can ultimately lead to increased productivity and profitability.

In conclusion, tracking payroll metrics is essential for businesses of all sizes as what gets measured gets managed! The metrics discussed in this blog are just a few examples of the many metrics that businesses can track for payroll. By focusing on these metrics and continuously monitoring them, businesses can improve their payroll processes, reduce costs, and improve employee satisfaction.

If you want to speak to one of our payroll advisors about how to set up your metrics monitoring or what you should be tracking then don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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According to a recent survey carried out by Ceridian, it was identified that 43% of participating companies do not have any succession planning in place. In any industry or role type, this would be a concern but particularly in Payroll, such a core operational function.

Succession planning in payroll refers to the process of preparing for the replacement of key employees in an organisation, specifically in the payroll department. The goal is to ensure a smooth and seamless transition of responsibilities, maintain business continuity and minimise any potential disruption to payroll operations.

Here are some steps organisations can take to develop a successful succession plan in payroll:

1. Identify critical positions: Evaluate the current operations within the payroll department and identify which positions are critical to the functioning of the department and the organization as a whole. These positions are the priority in the succession planning process.
2. Evaluate current talent: Assess the current employees and determine who has the potential to fill critical positions in the future. This will help organizations in developing a roadmap for employee development and training.
3. Audit existing systems and processes: Complete an audit of the existing processes and systems in place to identify any potential challenges or opportunities for automation.
4. Determine how you can reduce your risk: After identifying the risks your business faces which will tie in with point 3 think about how you might reduce those risks. Develop strategies to reduce potential impacts, and plan now for emergency response actions.Plan for business continuity and make critical operations stronger and safer by building resilience into your payroll plan by taking steps such as:-Backing up payroll by saving all important files as you work-Preparing for internet issues or connection problems by having the required notes saved down locally to your PC.-Make contingency plans, such as: What is the most critical aspect of my payroll run for the week and is there a way I can access this information if something goes wrong with access, laptop, unforeseen personal issues
5. Prepare a training and development plan. It is important and necessary to train employees to gain new skill and knowledge but is there enough experience and senior staff members to teach this knowledge? If not, why is there a lack of this? Do these staff members have the time to teach junior employees? Again, if not why do these staff not have the time? Is there too much reliance on certain members of staff? This can often be an issue where a few members of the team have a vast experience of knowledge and due to them being too busy or unable to dedicate time to junior members this knowledge is lost if the staff leave or are out of the office unexpectedly
6. Nurture a culture of mentorship: This then ties in with everything I have outlined above. Are there ways to make senior staff eager to pass on this knowledge to junior members? Are there questions and plans junior members can have ready for senior staff when they are shadowing to make the process more interactive as senior staff can often find trying to teach what they have learned can be repetitive to various staff members if they are not engaged and not asking questions.
7. Regularly review and update the plan: Succession planning is an ongoing process. Regularly reviewing and updating the plan will ensure that it remains relevant and up-to-date. You can do this by setting up test scenarios where things do go wrong in a test environment and to then go through each point of your plan to make sure it works as expected. Making a plan and reviewing and updating is necessary but until it is tested in a real life scenario it won’t be known if it works or not and it is best to find out any potential problems in a practice environment to work on any required solutions. What gets measured, gets managed.

In conclusion, succession planning in payroll is crucial for organisations to ensure the continued success and stability of their payroll operations. By taking a proactive approach to identifying and developing talent, organisations can ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities and maintain business continuity.

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When I think about the ordeal that some payroll professionals go through when it comes to taking time off it reminds me of a sketch that comedian Michael McIntyre does about the difference between people with and without children leaving their house.

Most people that don’t work in payroll will have the following experience when it comes to going on holiday.

• Decide when and where they want to go.
• Request the time off.
• Book their flights and accommodation.
• Do a handover before they leave and put on their OOO.
• Enjoy their uninterrupted holiday.
• Return to work and catch up on what they missed.

Those of us that work in payroll have a slightly more convoluted approach to holiday planning.

• Decide when and where we want to go.
• Change the when multiple times as it clashes with payroll deadlines/busy periods.
• Perhaps change the where too as the wifi is bad in certain destinations and we might need to be able to log on.
• Request the time off and hope that no one else on the team has already taken that slot.
• Book flights and accommodation.
• Do a handover and put on our OOO.
• Pack our laptop (just in case).
• Go on holiday and enjoy the break, minus the occasional checkin to make sure all is ok.
• Return to work and catch up before the next payroll deadline.

This is the reality for a lot of payroll professionals and it is one of the key inspirations for our Payroll Cover service. We call it emergency cover as that is when it is seen to be reputation saving but it can be utilised at any time to act as a back up. We use the analogy of a dial or a tap to illustrate it. If you have signed up to our Payroll Cover retainer you can decide that because someone on your team has a wedding or a family commitment that clashes with payroll you can activate your payroll cover for that specific payroll run and then go back to business as usual for the rest of the year. You can turn the dial or the tap as and when needed and you may choose not to use it at all but for a minimal annual fee you have that flexibility to decide.

We see this as almost more of a year round employee support or benefit as opposed to an emergency protection and below is a prime and real life example of where it would work.

Lisa (not her real name) is the Head of Finance in a large real estate company in Dublin and she manages the payroll for the team as well as all other financial responsibilities. She is busy all day everyday with the end of month peak for payroll and annual chaos around bonus time. Lisa is excellent at her job though and manages to keep on top of her work.

She recently got married and as a gift was given tickets to an event abroad. When this event came up she couldn’t not go but it did clash with payroll so she had to find a solution and her solution was that she would be in transit for 9 hours between taxis, flights and airport layovers so she would get the payroll done in that window.

If she had Payroll Cover in place she could have gotten CR Payroll to step in and manage that one payroll cycle for her so that she could enjoy her break and indulge in a glass of wine and some people watching at the airport.

Whether it is you that can’t take holidays when you want to or your team that are restricted, imagine the joy of being able to take holidays like the rest of the people in your organisation, knowing that the work is being done by payroll specialists in your absence. You aren’t letting anyone down, you are just enjoying the same flexibility that everyone takes for granted.

If this sounds like you, get in touch and we can talk you through the Payroll Cover offering. Get in touch with us.

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They say that you don’t choose payroll, payroll chooses you. For many of us who work in the payroll profession and love the job, that statement rings true. There are a couple of paths to becoming a payroll professional:

• Joining an organisation as a Payroll Administrator and gaining experience on the job;
• Moving from a finance role; and
• If accountancy qualified, joining an organisation as a Payroll Analyst or perhaps as a Payroll Accountant. 

If comfortable with technology, then a Payroll Specialist is where software expertise is especially appreciated but the traits that all payroll people share are keen attention to detail, strong numeracy skills, discretion, and the ability to manage multiple tasks effectively and efficiently while working towards deadlines.

Many people who work in payroll arrive in their position from another finance or accountancy role. We tend to be asked to move to payroll because we have proven ourselves to be accurate, dependable and reliable in the work we do. We’re there because we love detail and we take pride in getting our numbers to balance, not just most of the time, but all of the time. The people at the receiving end of the work we do, our colleagues, are sticklers in ensuring they are getting their fair dues. After all, what is more important to any employee, us payroll people included, than getting paid accurately and on time? 

It is perhaps only when you find yourself working in payroll that you really come to appreciate what a great career it really is. If you ask a payroll person why they do the job they do, they will tell you about the challenge and satisfaction that comes with getting every sum right, of running the payroll and not getting a single telephone call. Because a quiet phone in the payroll department means a job well done! 

The payroll department in any organisation tends not to be staffed by people who love the limelight. We leave that to other departments. Payroll staff tend to be the quiet, hard-working dependable type, who get their job satisfaction from knowing they’ve done their job well. It’s a particular type of pleasure, and of course, it’s not for everyone. It’s also one of the few roles where you don’t have to be an extrovert to thrive. If the thought of speaking to a crowded room sends you running for the door but preparing, processing, maintaining, checking, and reconciling employee payroll records sounds appealing, then payroll is probably the job of your dreams. 

Payroll careers are built on solid foundations. Do your job well and the prospects of progression are excellent. Prove your worth by keeping up to date on the constantly changing legislative changes, and your career path will open up in front of you. 

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Staff turnover is a reality, and payroll staff are just as easily enticed away as staff in the organisation’s other departments, perhaps even more so. Payroll is the only department where doing your job perfectly, and never making a mistake is just seen as doing your job. While there may be some upsides to injecting fresh blood into your payroll department, are they outweighed by the downsides of an experienced staff member walking out the door?

Among the downsides are the intangibles. These include the departing employee’s knowledge of the workplace and its nuances, the strain on the remaining team members while a new recruit is found and onboarded, and the potential impact of their departure on team morale.  These considerations have to be managed, be it by human resources or the payroll department’s manager.

Then there’s the tangibles, the cost of bringing a new payroll colleague on board and training them to the point that they are a fully functioning member of the team. In a market that is at or near full employment it is expensive to both find and recruit new skilled staff. The internal costs can be measured in the time the payroll head will need to spend drawing up a job description, liaising with HR and finance on advertising the role, screening the applications and interviewing the shortlisted candidates. External costs could include agency fees, advertising and social promotion costs.

All in all, it’s a hassle worth avoiding if you can. There’s a maxim in sales that says it’s easier to retain an existing customer than to go out and find a new one. It’s also easier to retain a member of your payroll team than to go out and find a new one. So how do you do this?

1. Pay and compensation is still high up the list of reasons why payroll staff change jobs. Your payroll staff are in a unique position within your organisation in that they know how much everybody is being paid. Meanwhile Glassdoor and other job comparison sites have made the rates of pay in different roles, organisations and locations far more transparent and easier to access. The bottom line is that paying your payroll employees well makes it harder for competitors to poach your top performers. It’s about the money, but it’s also about feeling valued. If your payroll staff know that what they are being paid is at or above what they could make elsewhere, this factor will be removed from their list of reasons to leave.
2. Flexibility has become more important than ever for many employees, and that includes your payroll staff. Many feel the Covid lockdowns proved that they can do their job as effectively away from the office as in it, and there can be disparity between an employee’s view on how much time they should spend in the office and how much time their manager thinks they should be there. If you want to hold on to a key payroll staff member who wants to work more from home, ask yourself why you want to see more of them in the office? Is it because you don’t trust them to do the work from home? Is there evidence that backs up this viewpoint, or could it be that there is an element of micromanaging going on?
3. Recognition: Your payroll staff perform a critical function in your organisation. Do they feel appreciated by their colleagues and their bosses? Recognition is a key factor for job satisfaction among all staff, but it could be argued that it is even more important for payroll staff who have to do their job perfectly for them to just be doing their job. Are your payroll staff getting regular positive feedback? A kind word or public recognition for a job well done costs the company nothing, but it is a powerful motivation tool for the employee. If a payroll employee feels their skills will be appreciated and recognised more at another company with the same compensation and flexibility, that might just tip the scale for them to hand in their notice.
4. Opportunities To Progress: Pay, flexibility and recognition all feed into your payroll staff member’s job satisfaction, and for many employees those criteria are all they need. But others may be more ambitious and feel that they have learned all they can in their current role. This can cause headaches if there are no vacancies elsewhere in the department. But oftentimes an ambitious employee just needs a new challenge, something else to sink their teeth into.  Identifying new projects or opportunities for these employees is important to help them feel their careers are progressing. It could be as straightforward as providing them with additional training opportunities, or bringing them into the fold when planning developments in the department.
5. Effective Management: The culture of the department is set by the manager. Whether that is time keeping, communication or pride in their work, employees will take their cue from their manager and payroll employees are no different. To manage effectively, the head of the department needs to enjoy a degree of autonomy, to be trusted in turn by their bosses to run the department in the best interests of the organisation. The best bosses are the ones that have their reports’ confidence. Knowing your boss is fair and unbiased, and wants you to be happy in your work is a powerful motivating tool. Empowering the payroll head, and making them feel supported by their bosses, will pay dividends.

It is not always possible to retain staff. Sometimes they leave for reasons beyond your control. Maybe they’ve decided to change careers, move away or maybe the time has come for them to retire from the workforce altogether.  These can’t be helped.  But in other circumstances it is up to the employer to ask themselves what they can do to prevent a valued payroll employee from wanting to leave in the first place, and if they decide to go, why?  For this reason an exit interview is a must, and one conducted in such a way that the exiting employee feels that they can be frank and honest in their answers. Sometimes the truth hurts, but isn’t it better to know so the issues can be considered and if needs be, addressed for the future harmony of your payroll team?

Even if you tick all the above boxes, there are some criteria that are out of your control such as decisions to move location or health and family considerations. In these circumstances it is good to have a little back up to help make the transition smooth and maintain operational consistency while you find your payroll teams replacement and that is exactly what our Emergency Payroll Cover is for. If you want more information on it, please just get in touch!

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