Payroll and Benefits Coordinator
Avantages principaux
About the role
Job Summary
Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the Coordinator of Payroll and Benefits is responsible for the effective and efficient delivery of customer-focused payroll services and health and welfare benefits programs by:
Functioning as the resource person for “Best Practice” in Payroll and Benefits Services; Ensuring the confidentiality and security of all payroll, benefit and employee information; Being customer focused and achieving positive results; Promoting quality improvement and safety across the organization.
Responsibilities and Duties
- Support and promote the Centre’s Mission, Vision, and Values. Be a role model and mentor of Person-Centred Care, staff and resident rights and the Centre’s Code of Ethics.
- Complete the scheduled payroll run by completing and reconciling individual payroll earnings and deductions. Complete the process by submitting the payroll data in accordance with established practices.
- Submit payroll information as required by the Government of Canada, the Provincial Ministry of Health, HEABC and other third party organizations. Activities include completion of T4 slips, gross earnings and wage loss information, interest and superannuation information.
- Maintain the benefits program including superannuation in accordance with established practices and ensure compliance with the applicable collective agreements and the Terms and Conditions of Employment for Non-contract Staff.
- Ensure that new employees complete required documentation including TD1 forms, pension declaration, portability forms, benefit enrollment cards, union membership cards as applicable. Remit the information to designated external agencies as required.
- Maintain current personal information for each employee and an individual personnel file
- Ensure payroll and benefits administration practices and procedures comply with federal and provincial legislation and regulations, professional standards, national accreditation standards and organizational policies through regular monitoring and evaluation.
- In accordance with established policy, respond to and process requests for employee information from external sources and review outgoing responses to ensure compliance with existing privacy legislation.
- Actively promote a culture of safety for residents, visitors and staff by adhering to established safety policies, standards and procedures including emergency response procedures.
- Perform other related duties and functions, as assigned.
Safety Responsibilities
- Demonstrates a commitment to communicating, improving and adhering to safety policies in the work environment.
- Reports all incidents and near misses. Reports are to be made in writing.
- Report all concerns related to resident behaviours; even if no incident/injury occurs. Reports are to be made in writing.
- Follow safe work procedures and act safely in the workplace at all times.
- Actively participate in all training provided to you for your safety.
Qualifications
Completion of Grade 12 supplemented by successful completion of courses in payroll and benefits administration; Completion of the Canadian Payroll Association Certification Program considered an asset; At least one (1) year of payroll and/or benefits experience preferably within a health care setting; Experience using Microsoft Excel and Word; Experience using payroll systems; Proven proficiency in word processing and data processing.
Salary And Benefits
Salary range: $60,000 - $70,000 per year, based on experience Extended health and dental benefits paid by employer Municipal Pension Plan 3 weeks' vacation
About George Derby Centre
This page is for the non-profit society that operates George Derby Centre.
George Derby Centre is a community-based care facility situated in a park-like setting in Burnaby, BC. Through a unique partnership with Veterans Affairs Canada and Fraser Health, we are proud to offer complex care and services to Canadian Veterans of the Armed Forces and seniors whose needs can no longer be met in the community. All residents must also meet complex care requirements for admission to care.
Through our commitment to excellence, we provide innovative dementia care for seniors with challenging behaviours due to Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias. It is an honour and a privilege to care for Canada's veterans, the courageous men and women who served our country in the name of peace and freedom, and the elder community population.
George Derby Centre has been accredited by Accreditation Canada for 2011-2019, establishing George Derby Centre as a facility exceeding national standards of quality in the provision of health services.
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Payroll and Benefits Coordinator
Avantages principaux
About the role
Job Summary
Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the Coordinator of Payroll and Benefits is responsible for the effective and efficient delivery of customer-focused payroll services and health and welfare benefits programs by:
Functioning as the resource person for “Best Practice” in Payroll and Benefits Services; Ensuring the confidentiality and security of all payroll, benefit and employee information; Being customer focused and achieving positive results; Promoting quality improvement and safety across the organization.
Responsibilities and Duties
- Support and promote the Centre’s Mission, Vision, and Values. Be a role model and mentor of Person-Centred Care, staff and resident rights and the Centre’s Code of Ethics.
- Complete the scheduled payroll run by completing and reconciling individual payroll earnings and deductions. Complete the process by submitting the payroll data in accordance with established practices.
- Submit payroll information as required by the Government of Canada, the Provincial Ministry of Health, HEABC and other third party organizations. Activities include completion of T4 slips, gross earnings and wage loss information, interest and superannuation information.
- Maintain the benefits program including superannuation in accordance with established practices and ensure compliance with the applicable collective agreements and the Terms and Conditions of Employment for Non-contract Staff.
- Ensure that new employees complete required documentation including TD1 forms, pension declaration, portability forms, benefit enrollment cards, union membership cards as applicable. Remit the information to designated external agencies as required.
- Maintain current personal information for each employee and an individual personnel file
- Ensure payroll and benefits administration practices and procedures comply with federal and provincial legislation and regulations, professional standards, national accreditation standards and organizational policies through regular monitoring and evaluation.
- In accordance with established policy, respond to and process requests for employee information from external sources and review outgoing responses to ensure compliance with existing privacy legislation.
- Actively promote a culture of safety for residents, visitors and staff by adhering to established safety policies, standards and procedures including emergency response procedures.
- Perform other related duties and functions, as assigned.
Safety Responsibilities
- Demonstrates a commitment to communicating, improving and adhering to safety policies in the work environment.
- Reports all incidents and near misses. Reports are to be made in writing.
- Report all concerns related to resident behaviours; even if no incident/injury occurs. Reports are to be made in writing.
- Follow safe work procedures and act safely in the workplace at all times.
- Actively participate in all training provided to you for your safety.
Qualifications
Completion of Grade 12 supplemented by successful completion of courses in payroll and benefits administration; Completion of the Canadian Payroll Association Certification Program considered an asset; At least one (1) year of payroll and/or benefits experience preferably within a health care setting; Experience using Microsoft Excel and Word; Experience using payroll systems; Proven proficiency in word processing and data processing.
Salary And Benefits
Salary range: $60,000 - $70,000 per year, based on experience Extended health and dental benefits paid by employer Municipal Pension Plan 3 weeks' vacation
About George Derby Centre
This page is for the non-profit society that operates George Derby Centre.
George Derby Centre is a community-based care facility situated in a park-like setting in Burnaby, BC. Through a unique partnership with Veterans Affairs Canada and Fraser Health, we are proud to offer complex care and services to Canadian Veterans of the Armed Forces and seniors whose needs can no longer be met in the community. All residents must also meet complex care requirements for admission to care.
Through our commitment to excellence, we provide innovative dementia care for seniors with challenging behaviours due to Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias. It is an honour and a privilege to care for Canada's veterans, the courageous men and women who served our country in the name of peace and freedom, and the elder community population.
George Derby Centre has been accredited by Accreditation Canada for 2011-2019, establishing George Derby Centre as a facility exceeding national standards of quality in the provision of health services.