Alight Solutions - Portland, ME
posted 5 months ago
The Payroll Operations Services Manager will serve as the primary escalation point for clients in the areas of Payroll, Human Capital Management (HCM), and Talent. This role is critical in managing client relationships and ensuring the delivery of high-quality services. The manager will be responsible for creating, managing, and executing recovery plans and Root Cause Analysis documentation as necessary, ensuring that internal stakeholders are informed and involved in client discussions. Regular governance meetings and periodic check-ins with client contacts will be essential to address any issues or concerns that arise. In addition to client management, the Payroll Operations Services Manager will support the Domain Process Lead and Client Service Manager in consultative best practice conversations with clients. Leading aligned operations teams, the manager will provide direction and link colleague goals and expectations to the overall objectives of the company. This includes developing and managing resources across aligned operations by creating resource plans that anticipate future business needs. Performance management is a key responsibility, with the manager expected to set goals and delegate work effectively to colleagues. Building strong relationships with Alight team members and stakeholders is crucial, as is managing change and ensuring consistent communication across aligned Operations Teams. The manager will champion a collaborative environment, promoting a 'one team, team' ethos across Payroll and Cloud Services. The role also involves actively managing Operational Health to maintain a green status across operations for aligned focus areas. This includes adhering to Operating System guidelines, monitoring workloads, analyzing productivity data, and conducting risk-based audits to ensure compliance with SOC standards. Financial management is another critical aspect, with responsibilities including ensuring achievement of Service Level Agreements (SLAs), managing Statements of Work (SOWs), and implementing effective cost management practices. The manager will also assist the sales team in their functional area of expertise as needed, contributing to sales calls and the development of sales materials.