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A care service provider in the UK is seeking a Payroll and Finance Officer to manage end-to-end payroll for multiple companies. Responsibilities include ensuring payroll accuracy, handling reconciliations, and maintaining compliance with regulations. Ideal candidates should have experience in payroll processing, proficiency in Sage and Xero, and strong organisational skills. The position offers competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for professional development.
London Paramount Care provides high‑quality care for children and adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, as well as the elderly, with a key focus on person‑centred care. Everything we do is guided by our values: integrity, compassion, care and commitment.
The Payroll and Finance Officer will join our back‑office team and be responsible for managing the end‑to‑end payroll for multiple companies, maintaining accuracy, compliance and confidentiality. You will work closely with HR and the wider finance team to resolve queries, support management accounts and help improve systems and processes.
London Paramount Care Ltd excels in providing specialised care for adults with learning difficulties. Our dedicated team ensures a professional, effective service that fosters a supportive, family‑like environment where individuals thrive. Upholding integrity, commitment, care and compassion, we offer tailored residential placements and outreach support, promoting social engagement and community integration. With decades of collective experience, we prioritise personalised care to uplift well‑being and achieve optimal outcomes for our service users. At London Paramount Care Ltd, we’re committed to setting a new standard in adult care, emphasising individualised support and enhancing quality of life.
London Paramount Care does not offer sponsorship. Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK.
You’ll join a supportive, growing organisation where your work has a real impact. Enjoy professional development opportunities, a friendly culture, and the satisfaction of helping care teams deliver person‑centred support to children, adults with learning disabilities and elderly residents. Embrace a fulfilling career where your contribution positively impacts vulnerable adults, supported by comprehensive training and tools for professional success.