Overview
In this role you will ensure accurate monthly pay data for NCC staff, maintaining records and supporting employees through absences. You’ll work with the Oracle Fusion system to process changes and organisational updates, delivering timely payroll documentation and service within defined timescales. You’ll collaborate with colleagues across the payroll team and engage staff to explain pay changes and updates. This position offers hybrid working and the chance to contribute to reliable, employee-focused payroll services in a public-sector environment.
Pay / Benefits
- competitive salary
- generous holiday entitlement
- health and wellbeing services
- flexible working including hybrid and remote options
- employee discounts (Norfolk Rewards)
- Local Government Pension Scheme
Responsibilities
- collate, verify and process monthly pay data for NCC staff
- set up and maintain employee records in Oracle Fusion
- process changes following BAU and during organisational change
- manage payroll documentation accurately and on time
- support employees with absences and pay-related inquiries
- maintain good working relationships and deliver services to timescales
Key requirements
- well organised with excellent attention to detail
- strong administration experience
- ability to engage with employees and communicate pay changes
- experience with payroll processing and data verification
- familiarity with Oracle Fusion (or equivalent HR/payroll system)
- effective time management and reliability in meeting deadlines
- strong communication
- customer-focused
- collaborative team player
- Oracle Fusion
- payroll processing
- data entry and record maintenance
Payroll Officer (NCC) in Norfolk employer: Norfolk County Council
Norfolk County Council is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises the well-being and development of its staff. With a strong commitment to employee growth, you will have access to training opportunities and resources to enhance your skills while making a meaningful impact on the lives of vulnerable children in the community. Located in Norwich, this role provides the unique advantage of working within a collaborative environment that values partnership with schools and families, ensuring a rewarding experience for all involved.
