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A leading company in the pensions administration sector is seeking a part-time Business Administrator to join their team. This role focuses on internal systems management, volunteer onboarding, and document management tasks. Candidates should possess excellent organizational skills and be proficient in Microsoft Office. The position is home-based with occasional travel, offering a salary of £27,428.58 pro-rated for 30 hours per week. Join a small, dedicated team committed to improving pensions administration standards in the UK.
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PASA - Pensions Administration Standards Association CIC
Telford, United Kingdom
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06.06.2025
21.07.2025
Business Administrator
Home-based, with occasional (around once monthly) paid travel to London.
Part-time position, 30 hours per week. The salary is £27,428.58 pa (pro-rated from a FTE salary of £32,000).
An exciting opportunity has arisen within the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) for a Business Administrator to join our small team to ensure the smooth and organised daily running of the company. This is an inward-facing role focusing on internal systems and processes.
The successful candidate should be professional and self-motivated with fantastic organisational skills and a keen eye for detail. Although we’re a small team, we support around 200 volunteers in producing high quality content, activities and events all with an aim to improving pensions administration standards in the UK.
Duties will include:
Onboarding Support
Document and Output Management
Finance and Credit Control
Volunteer and Community Support
Digital and Content Support
This list is not exhaustive, and the role may involve additional ad hoc tasks to support PASA’s evolving needs.
Skills and experience required:
About us:
PASA was created to provide an independent infrastructure to set, develop, guide and assess pension administration standards.
We act as a focal point and engage with industry and government to create protocols for understanding good administration. As well as raising the profile of pension administration generally, PASA focuses on three core activities:
1. Defining good standards of pensions administration relevant to all providers, whether in-house, third party or insurers
2. Publishing Guidance to support those standards
3. Being an independent accreditation body, assessing the achievement of good standards by schemes (regardless of provider)