<p>You’ve done the year-ends, dealt with the queries, led the team, and delivered month after month of accurate, compliant pay runs.</p><p>But right now, you’re looking for something shorter term.</p><p>A 6-month interim payroll manager role that makes the most of your experience, without the long-term strings.</p><p>This is that role.</p><p><strong>£50k-equivalent day rate. 6 months. Hybridworking.</strong>You’ll step in and take charge of a group payroll function that’s steady but needs steering. There’s a team in place – team leader, officer, assistant – and they need a safe pair of hands.</p><p>As interim payroll manager, your focus will be keeping everything running smoothly: delivering monthly payroll, managing HMRC reporting (P60s, P11Ds), overseeing statutory compliance and supporting on the annual pay review.</p><p>But you’ll also have space to shape. There’s ongoing work around system improvements, streamlining processes, and moving towards more self-serve functionality. If you spot better ways of working, they’ll want to hear about them.</p><p>You’ll be the go-to for all things payroll, working closely with Shared Services and acting as the lead for payroll systems – so confidence with HRIS is important.</p><p>This would suit an experienced payroll manager who’s between roles, prefers interim work, or wants the flexibility of a shorter-term gig. You’ll need solid technical knowledge (PAYE, NI, SMP/SSP, etc.), a background leading payroll teams, and the kind of calm confidence that comes from having seen it all before.</p><p>If you want to add real value in a short space of time – and be properly rewarded for it – this interim payroll manager role is worth a look.</p><p>Click "APPLY" now and lets have a conversation.</p><p>Name:<p>Please include your first and last name.</p></p><p>Email: @</p><p>Phone:<p>Please include your country code.</p></p><p>CV / Resume:</p><p>Yes, I am currently eligible to work (work permit/visa/citizenship) in the country to which I am applying. No, I am not currently eligible to work (work permit/visa/citizenship) in the country to which I am applying.</p>