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We are looking for a part time payroll specialist to join our team in Columbus, Ohio in a contract-to-permanent capacity. This role is responsible for delivering accurate payroll processing, maintaining dependable records, and supporting compliance with payroll regulations and organizational policies. The ideal candidate brings hands-on experience with full-cycle payroll, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work closely with HR and finance stakeholders in a fast-paced environment. This role will be approximately 15 hours per weekResponsibilities:• Process bi-weekly payroll from start to finish using Paycor, ensuring earnings, deductions, taxes, and garnishments are calculated accurately and submitted on schedule.• Maintain employee payroll records by entering and validating changes related to onboarding, departures, pay adjustments, and other compensation updates.• Review time and leave information to confirm proper payment for regular hours, holidays, vacation, sick time, floating holidays, and other paid time off.• Monitor payroll practices for alignment with federal, state, and local wage and hour requirements, as well as internal policies and procedures.• Prepare payroll reports and supporting documentation for month-end close, quarterly balancing, and year-end reconciliation activities.• Partner with HR leadership to coordinate payroll items such as retirement contributions, disability deductions, and other benefit-related payments.• Support internal and external audit requests by gathering payroll records, answering questions, and providing complete documentation for review.• Handle payroll-related correspondence and administrative requests, including employment verifications, child support orders, workers' compensation matters, and union dues reporting.• Stay current on payroll legislation, tax updates, and system enhancements through research, training, and career development opportunities.

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