Payroll clerks often are entry-level, although many companies prefer at least some previous payroll experience. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications is a basic requirement; however, firms hiring experienced staff also seek automated payroll processing systems knowledge. Payroll clerks should have a college or equivalent and solid communication, customer service and organizational skills.Careers in this category may also have the title of payroll assistant or payroll specialist.
Typical uties of payroll clerk
Performing data entry and reconciling timecards Distributing paychecks and statements to department managers Answering inquiries from employees and vendors
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