Payday Super: Friend or Foe?

Like with most things, whether it is good or bad will depend on your business and how you prepare for the changes to come into effect.

A large part of whether this new legislation will be a challenge for you will come down to the systems and processes that you have in your business relating to Employee onboarding, managing changes to superannuation details and the payment and management of your superannuation liabilities.

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Cyber Security and Payroll

The Cyber Incident suffered by Optus and Medibank has resulted in some of the biggest leaks of personal data specifically affecting Australians.

It is not the first that we have seen, but what should Payroll be thinking about when these things happen?

In addition to ensuring that your teams have regular training around cyber security these are a few things that we feel should be front of mind for Payroll professionals.

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Payroll in times of Crisis - Building a Payroll Continuity Plan (PCP) for your business

Do you have a Business Continuity Plan for your payroll?

Recent events in the industry have served as a reminder on the importance that needs to be placed on developing and maintaining a continuity plan for your payroll (a ‘PCP’ if you will) for your business and to ensure that you, your vendors, and your service providers understand what is required for payroll in a crisis.

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Payroll - the illegitimate love child between HR and Finance

Like a child is made from a random mix of genetics from two parents, and then a product of the values and ideas they are presented as they grow by those closest to them, a payroll professional or team are a hybrid of both finance and human resources (amongst other things). Likewise, payroll professionals often become collateral damage when the finance and HR teams don’t get along.

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Gemma McDonnell-Mossop