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Stanton House is partnering with a global professional services organisation on a major payroll transformation. They seek a Payroll Manager on a 12-month FTC to lead US/Canada payroll and support the global transition.
The role is UK-based, with a hybrid model requiring three days in the office and collaboration across North American time zones. UK start ASAP; salary £55k-£75k DOE plus bonus and benefits.
Stanton House are partnering with a global professional services organisation undertaking a major transformation of its payroll operating model. They are looking for a Payroll Manager to join on a Fixed Term Contract to help drive payroll activities and support the ongoing transformation.
Role: Payroll Manager - Transformation
12-month FTC (Fixed Term Contract)
Salary: £55k-£75k DOE + Bonus & Benefits
Location: Hybrid role with 3 days a week in the office (Newcastle is preferred location, however they have a number of offices across the UK)
Start Date: ASAP
Operating across multiple regions and employing thousands of people globally, the business is implementing a new global payroll managed service model while continuing to evolve its people and finance technology landscape. This role sits within a high-profile programme and offers the opportunity to combine operational payroll leadership with meaningful transformation activity. This opportunity is suited to an experienced payroll manager who is equally comfortable overseeing day-to-day payroll operations and supporting business change initiatives.
The position will take ownership of payroll delivery across the US and Canada, managing a small regional team while acting as a key stakeholder within a wider payroll transformation programme. The successful candidate will provide operational leadership, maintain service excellence, and support the ongoing migration towards a global managed payroll solution.
The role is UK-based with regular collaboration across North American time zones. You will need to work East Coast US/Candain time zones from the UK