Overview
Payroll Administrator at Toronto Community Housing (Division : People & Culture). Full‑time temporary contract of approximately 18 months. Salary : CA$78,648 – 94,378 annually. Hybrid work arrangement available. One vacancy.
What We Offer
- Minimum three (3) weeks paid annual vacation, increasing with years of service.
- Four (4) paid personal days.
- Defined benefit pension plan with OMERS, 100‑per‑cent employer matching.
- Health and dental benefits.
- Employee and family assistance program.
- Maternity and parental leave top up (93% of base salary).
- Training and development programs, including tuition reimbursement CA$1,500 per calendar year.
- Fitness membership discount.
Responsibilities
Full‑cycle payroll processing / administration from new hire to termination for all employees.Analyse payroll errors and provide proactive solutions.Interpret and analyse special payments such as Retiring Allowance, Termination Payments, and Grievance settlements.Process and verify transactions to update payroll files in accordance with policy, legislative requirements, and collective agreements.Process weekly international trade payroll and bi‑weekly local payrolls, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.Reconcile and prepare year‑end data for T4, Employer Health Tax, CRA, and WSIB requirements.Act as front‑line subject‑matter expert facilitating payroll duties.Respond to inquiries with service‑standard excellence, providing guidance to staff, agencies, and partners.Liaise with trade unions and People & Culture regarding collective agreement changes and grievance settlements.Participate in corporate presentations and information sessions.Reconcile and prepare payroll‑related monthly statements, general ledger entries, and year‑end reports.Create various ad‑hoc reports for internal and external stakeholders.Administer time & attendance system security, training, and validation of work schedules.Collaborate with HRIS Analyst to resolve system issues and monitor post‑implementation solutions.Review and update SOPs and system workflows to identify opportunities for improvement.Conduct staff training on WFC system.Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Business, Engineering, Math, or equivalent.Canadian Payroll Association Certification – PCP designation required.3–5 years of payroll processing experience, unionized environment preferred.Working knowledge of Employment Standards Act, CPP, CRA, EI, Employer Health Tax, and WSIB regulations.Extensive experience with Ceridian Insync (or equivalent) and understanding of system data connections.Advanced MS Office skills (Excel, Word, Outlook); pivot tables, VLOOKUP, and IF statements proficiency.Knowledge of benefits and pension administration.What’s Next
This temporary position may be extended or become permanent to meet business needs. If selected, the process will include interviews, assessments, and reference checks.
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