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Title: Transform Your Payroll Processes with Best Practices


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Transform Your Payroll Processes with Best
Practices
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  • What are the objectives of this workshop?
  • Review a sample process improvement model
  • Discover how to practically apply the model to
    the daily payroll operation
  • Learn how to sustain a cycle of continuous
    improvement

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Where Do I Begin?
  • A process that is perceived to function below
    expectations or measures
  • When new technology is available
  • If data supports a different direction than
    currently exists

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What is an example of an improvement model?
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What are the steps for benchmarking?
  • Select the practice
  • Identify quantitative and qualitative information
    needed
  • Identify benchmarking colleagues
  • Measure and describe performance for all
    participants
  • Compare performance to identify gaps
  • Recommend strategies, develop and implement plans
  • Track the results
  • Standardize the process

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How do you monitor progress?
  • Implement metrics that
  • Evaluate performance against targets
  • Shows trends and early warning signals
  • Identifies improvement opportunities
  • Enables a method for evaluating solutions
  • Quantifies incremental improvement gains

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How is the model applied to payroll?
  • Focus on 3 goals
  • Enhance employee service
  • Streamline processing
  • Leverage technology

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Applying the model (continued)
  • Example 1
  • A process perceived to function below
    expectations or measures

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  • Applying the model (continued)
  • Example 2
  • A new technology is available

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  • Applying the model (continued)
  • Example 3
  • Data supports a different direction than
    currently exists

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What are some examples of changes?
  • Paper timesheets Electronic timesheets
  • No on-line user access Employee self-service
  • Paper withholding forms On-line forms
  • Repetitive calls Payroll web page
  • Outdated record retention Compliant
  • Multiple archaic computer Single automated
    program
  • programs

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  • How can you sustain a cycle of continuous
    improvement?
  • Cycle based upon planning, implementing,
    analyzing and acting
  • Utilize a PLAN DO CHECK ACT (PDCA) approach

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What are some examples of management tools?
  • Payroll Team Work Plan
  • Performance Charts
  • Action Plans
  • Project Plans
  • Annual Payroll Schedule
  • Holiday Timesheet Approval Schedule
  • Performance Processing Log
  • Strategic Plan

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  • What is an example of a strategic plan?

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  • How can you report results of your plan?

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  • What are some critical success factors?
  • Upper management support
  • Cross functional support
  • Willingness to make tough decisions
  • A conscious awareness of the pendulum
  • Manage expectations
  • Communicate, communicate, communicate
  • Be open to all suggestions
  • Share a common vision

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  • What are some tips to creating a successful
    plan?
  • Study well-defined process areas
  • Create momentum by targeting low hanging fruit
    opportunities first
  • Communicate plan and successes
  • Remember change is inevitable, but not all change
    is beneficial
  • Know how to best communicate plan
  • Customize best practices for your own
    organization
  • Tap into the knowledge and expertise of APA
    fellow professionals
  • Keep in mind your companys leadership values

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  • What have we learned?
  • Discussed a sample process improvement model
  • Examined how the improvement model was applied to
    a payroll operation
  • Reviewed how to sustain a cycle of continuous
    improvement by using specific management tools

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