The WFM and Payroll Analyst plays a crucial role in the development and management of the Workforce Management (WFM) tool, focusing on forecasting and scheduling to optimize operational efficiency. This position requires close collaboration with Reservations Leadership to support various operational functions, including the production of statistical information on compliance and operational indices. The analyst will be responsible for monitoring payroll for up to 200 hourly employees, ensuring accurate time adjustments, incentives, and approvals are processed in a timely manner. Reporting responsibilities will encompass all aspects of the business, from payroll management to call forecasts and labor budgets. This role is designed for a proactive leader who can motivate and develop team members while driving performance improvements across the division. The analyst will be tasked with providing direction in WFM system development, statistical modeling, and post-performance analysis to ensure that key performance indicators (KPIs) are consistently met based on historical trends and seasonal patterns. They will analyze scheduling trends and staff accordingly to achieve optimal cost-effectiveness and service delivery. Establishing a statistical baseline forecast for all departments is essential, along with clear communication of forecasted workloads and changes to the senior leadership team. The analyst will also partner with various departments, including Marketing and Revenue Management, to understand key drivers of volume and incorporate these insights into forecasting and planning. In addition to analytical responsibilities, the analyst will develop and produce reports to measure performance and analyze data, taking appropriate actions to improve results. They will proactively identify opportunities for business process improvements and facilitate the implementation of new initiatives to enhance call center operations. Training and support will be provided as needed to ensure successful execution of these initiatives.