Interim Payroll Manager (Public Sector) 3-6 months temporary assignment 30 per hour PAYE One day a week in Yorkshire Payroll Environment: Team size: 15 Monthly volumes: circa 8,500 employees System: iTrent Ideal Background: Strong public sector and/or local government payroll experience Knowledge of local government pensions Strong understanding of Trade Union environments Confident, hands-on payroll professional willing to get involved operationally Experienced managing complex payroll queries and high-volume environments The assistant manager will be running the overall team management they just want someone a little bit more senior to come on board and support other various projects within the team. If this is you and you can be available at short notice or immediately, please apply online today! JGA are dedicated to delivering the best possible candidate experience. Due to the high volume of applications, we...

Group Financial Reporting Manager An exciting opportunity for a qualified Accountant to lead group consolidation, statutory accounts and financial reporting within a multi-entity environment. You will drive strong financial controls, compliance and governance across a growing organisation. If you’ve also worked in the following roles, we’d also like to hear from you: Financial Controller, Technical Accounting Manager, Group Accountant, Corporate Reporting Manager, Group Finance Manager, Head of Group Reporting, Corporate Reporting Manager, Reporting and Compliance Manager, Financial Control & Reporting Manager, Corporate Accounting Manager   SALARY: £60,000 - £65,000 per annum + Benefits LOCATION: Hybrid Working 2 Days at Home and 3 Days from the office in Horsham, West Sussex (Flexible on which days) JOB TYPE: Full-Time, Permanent   JOB OVERVIEW We have a fantastic new job opportunity for a Group Financial...

Our client, Newcastle City Council is looking for a Assistant Team Manger to join their Children in Care team To assist the Team Manager to deliver services in accordance with agreed objectives, financial targets, quality and performance standards which will improve the outcomes for individuals and families. To line manage some staff and mentor and support trainee and unprogressed social workers and other social care support staff. These are some of the typical duties you will be expected to perform. This is not exhaustive, and you may need to complete similar tasks as required. To assist the Team Manager in the effective running of the service and deputise where required. To undertake complex case work and take primary responsibility for specific areas of work including project work ensuring that families or individuals receive appropriate support to the highest standards. To prepare and present reports for meetings, conferences and courts, etc., to agreed standards. To...