Payroll clerk - Queensland Industry Tourism Council
Payroll clerk
Payroll clerk
Payroll clerks prepare payrolls to pay staff and keep records of employee salaries for statutory record-keeping purposes.
Day-to-day
- Create and maintain payroll files for employees
- Prepare payroll data from time sheets and other records
- Make sure employees are paid correctly and on time
- Record any adjustments to employee pay
- Provide information to employees and managers regarding tax issues, benefits and deductions
- Finalise files and pay arrangements when employees retire, resign or transfer
- Maintain superannuation and other deduction and contribution records
- Monitor compliance with the law and specific regulations
Future demand
moderate
How to become a Payroll clerk
- Formal qualifications are not required to become a payroll clerk, however Vocational Education and Training (VET) training is common.
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Liz Taylor
Payroll officer, Australia Zoo
Liz Taylor
Payroll officer, Australia Zoo
As a payroll officer I get to silently celebrate the success of others which is very valuable to me as a person. Being a highly regarded role within Australia Zoo means I get to put all my focus and dedication into a role I am extremely passionate about. I love welcoming new staff and hearing how happy their first day was, also being able to assist staff where needed is very rewarding.
