BRANFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1111 Main Street, Branford, CT 06405-3717
203.488.7276 • Fax 203. 315.3505
www.branfordschools.org
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Branford Board
of Education is seeking a Payroll Supervisor and invites qualified and
interested candidates to apply.
Title:
Payroll Supervisor
Department: Central
Office
Reports
To: Chief
Operating Officer
Starting
Pay: Salary is negotiable based on education and experience.
Position definition: This
position is an integral member of the Talent Services team, with emphasis on the
training, development and supervision of District payroll processes. Position will also support the Senior
Accountant with various finance functions.
Supervision received: Receives overall direction from the Chief Operating
Officer (COO) who shall outline general policies, assign duties and review work
for conformance with standards. Performs
regular duties on own initiative, exercising a high degree of judgment and
tact.
Examples of essential duties:
- Independently and completely
processes payroll, no less than quarterly, to provide backup capacity for
payroll operations.
- Supervises Payroll
Coordinator; providing instruction and training and ensuring accurate
payroll processing.
- Responsible for the
Coordination of all payroll functions and oversees payroll staff to ensure
district payroll is accurate and complete utilizing the MUNIS financial
and electronic timekeeping systems.
- Establishes the payroll
schedule
- Manages the preparation
and completion of all monthly, quarterly and year end payroll functions.
- Manages and prepares
information required for specific state and federal documents or reports
i.e., GAAP, TRB, MERS, 403b, 1095, 941, W-2 etc.
- Prepares reports and data
sets including but not limited to budget projections, salary agreements,
leave calculations, payroll histories and ad hoc analyses.
- In coordination with the
Talent Services team, calculates special pays, wage and salary adjustments,
and pro-rations.
- Reviews and releases
payroll changes utilizing the Personal Action function in MUNIS.
- Conducts monthly bank
reconciliations for central funds.
- Prepares Medicaid
reimbursement claims and cost reports.
- Reviews school nutrition
reimbursement claims for accuracy.
- Prepares all Department of
Labor UE Division payroll data reports.
- Recommends and implements
procedures to improve payroll and financial operations
- Other duties as assigned
Minimum qualifications
required:
1. Bachelor
of Arts or Science degree in Accounting, Finance or other related disciplines.
2. Minimum
of 7 years of payroll experience preferably within a school environment.
3. 3
or more years of supervisory experience.
4. Experience
with MUNIS Human Resources and Payroll software modules preferred.
5. A
combination of education and experience that demonstrates the abilities to
perform the responsibilities of this position may be considered in lieu of
stated education and experience requirements.
Knowledge, skills, and abilities:
·
Must be able to quickly acquire a proficiency in district
software applications MUNIS, Time Clock Plus and Talent Ed.
·
Advanced knowledge of Microsoft office software
i.e., Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power-Point.
·
Possesses a though understanding of standard
payroll and human resources data elements and relationships sufficient to
permit effective research and report generation.
·
Ability to write clear and concise business
correspondence and instructions.
·
Ability to resolve problems and deal with a variety
of situations where only limited precedent or standardization exists.
·
Ability to organize
projects, prioritize workflow and complete multiple tasks simultaneously and
accurately.
·
Demonstrates independent
judgment, initiative and tact in dealing with staff and the public.
·
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions
furnished in written, oral, and diagrammatic or schedule form.
License or certificate: A
Connecticut Motor Vehicle Operator’s license is desirable.
Physical, mental
exertion/environmental conditions: There is
regular intermittent exposure to computer screen. Performs duties in an office
environment. May be required to lift and
move weights up to 20 pounds. Uses repetitive motions in operating office
equipment, including keyboards, calculators, fax machines and copiers. Must be
able to hear clearly (correctable to within normal limits) to record telephone
information, and to see (vision correctable to 20/20) to complete applications
and forms. Adaptive technology may be used.
Note: The
above description is illustrative of tasks and responsibilities. It is not
meant to be all inclusive of every task and responsibility. Reasonable
accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform
the essential duties.