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Greg in Burnaby, British Columbia

56 months ago

I am trying to figure out how many payroll administrators I should have?? 1:100, 1:300 - what is reasonable for payroll?

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Claire in San Diego, California

56 months ago

1:100 is reasonable if all they are going to do is payroll and journal entries. If they are going to do benefits admin. in addition to their payroll duties they should have an assistant.

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Nalla in ?

55 months ago

I had 300 and was bored. It depends on the level of education and experience. One can handle 300. (7+ years experience)

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Laurie in Columbia, South Carolina

53 months ago

We have 8 for 50,000 wee]kly paid associates.

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Gloria in Minneapolis, Minnesota

43 months ago

I have used the rule of 1 : 700 - 1,000 employees. Of course it all depends based on the tasks associated with the role.

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kathy.warren50@yahoo.com in Mesquite, Texas

41 months ago

It depents if you have an inhouse or outsourcing payroll system and how many employees your company has.

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Greg in Burnaby, British Columbia said: I am trying to figure out how many payroll administrators I should have?? 1:100, 1:300 - what is reasonable for payroll?

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