Innovation That Drives Business Success
Staying competitive isn’t just about following industry trends – it’s about leading them. At Offshore Payroll, we recognise that every business has unique needs, which is why we offer more than just standard payroll solutions. Our cutting-edge payroll software is designed to streamline operations and empower your business. For those requiring a customised approach, our bespoke development services ensure your payroll system is perfectly tailored to your specific requirements.
Tailored Solutions for Complex Payroll Needs
Offshore Payroll’s cloud-based software is built to handle a diverse range of payroll challenges, but we understand that no two businesses are the same. That’s why we offer bespoke development services to extend and customise the functionality of our software, ensuring it meets your exact needs. From system integration to the automation of complex processes, our expertise in bespoke development has helped global organisations optimise their payroll and HR operations. We provide the custom solutions that allow your business to run smoothly, no matter how complex your requirements are.
We gave already developed bespoke solutions for clients across various industries, addressing unique challenges and transforming their payroll operations. Some of our previous custom features include:
HRIS Integrations: Seamless connections between payroll systems and Human Resource Information Systems for streamlined data management.
Custom Nominal Ledger Exports: Tailored financial reporting that aligns with your business’s specific accounting structure.
Unique BACS File Requirements: Meeting specialised payment file formats and standards with ease.
Automated Payroll Processing: Enhanced efficiency with advanced payroll automation systems.
Data Import and Export Capabilities: Simplified data flow management between multiple platforms.
Advanced Reporting: Customisable, detailed reports to provide the insights you need.
Custom Payroll Benefits Solutions: Payroll benefits tailored to meet the specific needs of your employees.
Pension Administration Tools: Integrated tools that streamline pension management.
These examples only scratch the surface. The range of bespoke development possibilities is vast, limited only by your business’s needs and vision. Whether it’s integrating complex systems, automating intricate processes, or creating custom features that give your company an edge, Offshore Payroll is committed to delivering innovative solutions that empower your business.
Unlock Your Business’s Potential
The possibilities for bespoke payroll solutions are extensive, and we’re here to bring your vision to life. If you’re looking for a system designed specifically around your business’s goals and challenges, we invite you to explore the transformative potential of custom development with Offshore Payroll.
Contact us today to discuss your unique requirements and discover how our bespoke payroll solutions can give your business the competitive advantage it deserves.
Ross Huelin
September 19, 2024
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Meet our Team – Mike Edward
With over 25 years of experience in strategic HR management, Mike has a proven track record of successfully delivering complex, multi-jurisdictional projects. He recently joined Offshore Payroll as Managing Director, bringing his extensive expertise to support and enhance our commitment to providing world-class payroll software solutions.
Throughout his career, Mike has led numerous strategic initiatives, consistently ensuring excellence in operations management, financial oversight, team development, and stakeholder relations.
Before joining Offshore Payroll, Mike served as Global Head of HR for one of Europe’s leading hedge funds for nearly 12 years, followed by his role as Chief People Officer for a global Funds Services business. His involvement in multiple payroll integration projects has provided him with deep insights into the client-side dynamics of such initiatives.
Outside of the professional sphere, Mike has been a dedicated volunteer RNLI for the past six years, actively participating as a volunteer crew member on the Inshore and All-Weather lifeboat operations based in St. Helier.
When he’s not at work, Mike is a hands-on dad and enjoys life as a competent snowboarder, keen marathon runner, enthusiastic baker, struggling golfer, occasional surfer, and when time permits, a smiling motorbike rider.
December labour market report published by Statistics Jersey
Statistics Jersey have today published the December 2020 Labour Market report. Jersey’s labour market report is published every six months and covers key aspects of the job market for both the private and public sector.
In December 2020:
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the total number of jobs was 60,000. There was an annual decrease of 1,380 jobs (2.2%) since December 2019, the largest December decrease since at least 1998
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there were 51,470 jobs in the private sector. This was an annual decrease of 1,790 jobs (3.4%), its largest recorded decrease in December
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there were 8,530 jobs in the public sector. This was an annual increase of 400 jobs (4.9%)
At a sectoral level:
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seven sectors saw annual decreases in jobs; the largest decrease was of 1,040 jobs in hotels, restaurants and bars, which was the second-largest change recorded in any sector to date (with the largest being the annual decrease of 1,700 recorded by this sector in June 2020)
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the annual increase of 400 jobs in the public sector was driven by an increase of 330 in the number of Government of Jersey (GOJ) core employees (permanent and fixed term employees), which includes staff employed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Source: Government Jersey website (December Labour Market Report Published (gov.je))
Combined Employer Return (CER) and changes to the 8 hour rule
From January 2022, the Jersey 8 hour rule will be replaced with a financial limit. This limit will be equivalent to 8 hours at the minimum wage that is in place at the start of the year.
For weekly paid employees there will be a weekly threshold based on 8 hours per week at the minimum wage. The employer will need to determine, each week, if the employee has reached that threshold and deduct contributions accordingly.
It is possible that an employee may exceed the threshold in some weeks during a month and not others. The Combined Employer Return (due January 2022) will require the earnings for the entire month to be declared for tax purposes but for contributions purposes only the earnings for the weeks where contributions have been deducted should be reported.
For monthly paid employees earnings will only need to be declared for social security purposes where the monthly threshold is reached.
“a modern and progressive payroll package”
Submitting the CER at the click of the button is brilliant!!! My manager could not believe it, no more manual calculations.
Running Jersey payroll is now faster, it generates various payroll reports that we find helpful. I would happily recommend.
Mumba Chomba – Management Accountant
