Location: Northern Suburbs
Role Type: Permanent

Role Highlights

This is an exciting opportunity for an Assistant Accountant to join a growing and diversified business group. Reporting to the Accounting Manager and partnering closely with senior finance leaders, you'll play a key role in supporting the day-to-day accounting operations and financial reporting across multiple entities.

This hands-on position offers a unique blend of financial accounting, project accounting and finance systems responsibilities. You'll work closely with finance and operational stakeholders to ensure financial accuracy, support informed decision-making and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives across the business.

Organisation

With a strong focus on operational excellence, collaboration and long-term growth, the organisation has built a reputation for delivering high-quality outcomes across its portfolio. Continued investment in both people and systems has created an environment where employees are empowered to contribute, learn and progress their careers.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a stable and growing business that offers broad exposure, meaningful responsibility and genuine professional development opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Support project accounting activities including job costing, inventory tracking, accruals, WIP calculations and variance analysis
• Assist project teams with financial reporting and project-related accounting requirements
• Maintain reconciled workpapers and supporting documentation for audit and compliance purposes
• Assist with the preparation of budgets, forecasts and management reports
• Process and post accounting transactions across Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and General Ledger functions
• Complete bank, balance sheet and control account reconciliations across multiple entities
• Assist with month-end reporting activities, including journals, accruals and prepayments
• Maintain financial system data integrity, coding structures and workflow controls
• Collaborate with operational stakeholders to resolve system and process-related queries
• Identify opportunities for process improvement, automation and reporting enhancements
• Support finance systems and ERP-related initiatives across the broader business

Candidate Profile

To be successful in this role, you'll hold a degree in Accounting, Finance, Commerce or a related discipline and have at least two years of accounting experience within Australia. Exposure to the construction, engineering, property or project-based sectors will be highly regarded.

You will be a detail-oriented and systems-focused professional who enjoys improving processes and solving problems. Strong communication skills, the ability to manage competing priorities and confidence working with a broad range of stakeholders will be essential to your success.

Experience with project accounting, job costing or subcontractor claims processes is advantageous, while exposure to ERP systems and progress towards CA or CPA qualifications will be viewed favourably.

What's on Offer

This role offers the opportunity to build your career within a growing and diversified organisation while gaining exposure to a wide range of accounting functions and commercial operations.

You'll benefit from mentorship from experienced finance professionals, ongoing training and development support, and genuine opportunities for career progression as the business continues to grow.

You'll also enjoy a collaborative environment where your contributions will have a real impact on both financial performance and operational outcomes across the organisation.

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking apply on the link below. The reference number for this role is SV79773. Alternatively, please call Shruthika on 0481 603 075 for a confidential discussion.

Location: Mascot,NSW

Hourly Rate: $55 ph + Super

Role Highlights:
Ongoing temporary opportunity with an established manufacturing business. Gain exposure to a multi-site operation while working closely with the Finance Manager in a hands-on financial accounting position.

Role Overview

Working closely with the Finance Manager, the Financial Accountant will take ownership of a range of core accounting activities across the business. The role will have a strong focus on general ledger accounting, journals, reconciliations, month-end processes and inventory, with the successful candidate playing an important role in maintaining accurate and timely financial information.

The position will suit someone who enjoys a hands-on accounting environment and understands the financial requirements of a manufacturing operation. With multiple branches and sites across the business, the role provides the opportunity to work across a varied accounting environment while supporting the broader finance function.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and post general ledger journals and adjustments
• Assist with month-end accounting and reporting processes
• Complete balance sheet and account reconciliations
• Support inventory accounting and related financial controls
• Review financial transactions to ensure accuracy and completeness
• Assist with financial reporting and analysis
• Work with stakeholders across multiple branches and locations
• Investigate and resolve accounting discrepancies
• Support the Finance Manager with ad hoc accounting requirements
• Contribute to maintaining effective accounting processes and controls

Candidate Profile

The successful candidate will have previous experience within a manufacturing environment and a strong understanding of the accounting processes that underpin a product-based business. Experience across inventory, general ledger and month-end accounting will be essential, with the ability to work confidently across detailed financial information.

They will be a hands-on and proactive accountant who can quickly understand a new business and take ownership of their responsibilities. Experience working across multiple sites or branches will be highly regarded, along with strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with finance and operational stakeholders. Previous ASX-listed experience is not required.

Company, Culture & Benefits

This established business operates within the building products and manufacturing sector, with a broad multi-site footprint. The finance team offers a practical, hands-on environment where the successful candidate will work closely with the Finance Manager and gain exposure to a diverse operational business.

• Gain exposure – Work across a multi-site manufacturing environment
• Make an impact – Step into a hands-on role where your accounting expertise is valued
• Flexibility – Ongoing temporary opportunity with the potential for continued work

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the “apply” link below. The reference number for this role is SFFA79772. Please allow 3–5 working days for applications to be processed. All applicants will receive feedback from us, either via email or telephone.

Location: Sydney or Melbourne

Salary Package: $140k - $160k + Super + Car Allowance + Bonus

Role Highlights: Take ownership of a significant national growth opportunity within a rapidly expanding Australian consumer products business. Develop strategic retail partnerships, secure new product listings and work directly with senior leadership to shape commercial expansion. Enjoy genuine autonomy, strong earning potential and future career progression.

Role Overview

An exciting opportunity exists for an experienced National Account Manager to join a fast-growing Australian business with an expanding presence across retail, e-commerce and wholesale distribution. You will be responsible for developing strategic relationships with major national retailers, securing new product listings and identifying opportunities to expand market reach across pharmacy, beauty and broader retail channels.

Working closely with executive leadership, you will leverage established buyer relationships to negotiate commercial agreements, secure purchasing commitments and drive sustainable revenue growth. This hands-on role offers significant autonomy and the opportunity to establish and grow strategically important national accounts while contributing directly to the business's long-term commercial success.

Responsibilities

• Develop and manage strategic relationships with major national pharmacy and retail groups.
• Leverage established buyer and procurement networks to secure new commercial opportunities.
• Negotiate product listings, ranging agreements, purchasing commitments and trading terms.
• Identify opportunities to expand distribution across pharmacy, beauty and major retail channels.
• Develop and execute national account strategies to drive revenue growth and profitability.
• Present product portfolios and commercial proposals to senior retail buyers and category decision-makers.
• Manage account performance, including revenue, forecasting, margins and profitability.
• Monitor product performance, purchasing volumes and stock replenishment cycles.
• Collaborate with internal purchasing, marketing and finance teams to support commercial execution.

Candidate Profile

• Proven National Account Management experience within FMCG, pharmacy, beauty, personal care or consumer products.
• Established relationships with head-office buyers, procurement teams and category decision-makers across major national pharmacy and retail groups.
• Demonstrated success securing new product listings, ranging agreements and purchasing commitments.
• Strong commercial negotiation skills across pricing, trading terms and major retail agreements.
• Proven ability to develop strategic retail accounts and deliver measurable revenue growth.
• Strong commercial acumen, including forecasting, margins and account profitability.
• Excellent communication, presentation and senior stakeholder management skills.
• Proactive, commercially driven and comfortable operating independently within a growing business.

Culture & Benefits

Join an ambitious Australian business experiencing significant growth across retail and distribution. With an entrepreneurial culture, direct access to executive leadership and a strong focus on commercial expansion, this is an opportunity to make a tangible impact while developing your career.

• Own your impact – Lead the development of strategically important national retail partnerships.
• Be rewarded – $140k–$160k + Super + Car Allowance + Bonus.
• Grow your career – Potential progression into broader sales or commercial leadership as the business expands.

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the “apply” link below. The reference number for this role is SR79354. Please allow for 3 - 5 working days for us to process all the applications. All applicants will hear back from us, either via email or a telephone call.

Location: Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane
Salary Package: $80k - $90k + Super + Bonus
Role Highlights: Join a well-established national organisation undergoing significant digital transformation. Work at the intersection of technology, customer engagement and commercial growth, helping customers and internal teams embrace innovative digital solutions. Enjoy a varied, autonomous role with exposure to modern business systems, cross-functional projects and opportunities to broaden your technical and commercial expertise.

Role Overview

An exciting opportunity exists for a digitally confident and customer-focused Digital Adoption Specialist to join an established national B2B organisation. Working within a collaborative digital function, you will support customers and internal commercial teams in adopting digital purchasing platforms, including eCommerce and eProcurement solutions. Through customer engagement, platform demonstrations, training and onboarding, you will help improve digital capability, streamline purchasing processes and deliver a positive customer experience.

This is a hands-on opportunity combining technology, relationship management and commercial engagement. You will work closely with sales teams, operational stakeholders and technical specialists to identify digital opportunities, overcome adoption challenges and encourage ongoing platform utilisation. Your contribution will support broader digital transformation initiatives, strengthen customer relationships and drive measurable improvements in digital engagement and purchasing behaviours.

Responsibilities

• Drive customer adoption and ongoing utilisation of B2B eCommerce and eProcurement platforms.
• Engage with customers to understand their purchasing processes, identify opportunities and recommend appropriate digital solutions.
• Deliver engaging platform demonstrations, customer onboarding and practical training sessions.
• Partner with sales and operational teams to build confidence in digital technologies and strengthen internal capability.
• Conduct joint customer meetings and field visits to identify digital opportunities and support customer engagement.
• Identify and qualify opportunities for digital purchasing solutions, collaborating with relevant technical teams.
• Support customers throughout the digital onboarding journey, from initial activation through to ongoing platform engagement.
• Collaborate with technical stakeholders to support digital integrations, platform launches and post-implementation adoption.
• Develop structured engagement plans, prioritising customers and business areas with strong digital growth potential.
• Troubleshoot customer challenges, coordinate support requirements and identify practical solutions.
• Monitor customer engagement, account activation and repeat digital transactions to evaluate adoption performance.
• Maintain accurate customer records and engagement activity through CRM and customer support platforms.
• Gather customer feedback and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives across digital platforms and processes.

Candidate Profile

• Minimum 2 years' experience in digital adoption, customer success, B2B eCommerce, technology solutions or a related customer-facing role.
• Strong technical aptitude with demonstrated experience navigating multiple digital platforms and business systems.
• Exposure to B2B eCommerce, eProcurement, CRM or ERP systems, with the ability to quickly learn new technologies.
• Experience supporting customer onboarding, platform demonstrations, digital implementations or technology adoption initiatives.
• Strong customer engagement and relationship management skills, with the ability to influence stakeholders and drive behavioural change.
• Commercial awareness with the ability to identify customer needs, recognise digital opportunities and recommend practical solutions.
• Experience within B2B distribution, wholesale, manufacturing or similar environments would be advantageous but is not essential.
• Willingness to undertake regular interstate travel and engage directly with customers and internal teams.

Culture & Benefits

Join a well-established national organisation with an extensive branch network, strong customer relationships and a clear commitment to digital innovation. As the business continues to invest in its digital capabilities, you will become part of a collaborative team focused on improving customer experience, strengthening internal capability and driving meaningful commercial outcomes.

• Make an impact – Contribute to a major digital transformation strategy with ambitious long-term growth objectives.
• Build your expertise – Gain exposure to B2B eCommerce, eProcurement, digital integrations and cross-functional technology initiatives.
• Enjoy autonomy and variety – Combine customer engagement, technology, training and field-based activity within a collaborative national business.

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the “apply” link below. The reference number for this role is SR79491. Please allow for 3 - 5 working days for us to process all the applications. All applicants will hear back from us, either via email or a telephone call.

Location: Sydney CBD

Salary Package: $220-$240K + Super + Bonus

Role highlights: Build a Greenfield and High performing FP&A function as the business expands into new markets

Role Overview

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the Head of Reporting and FP&A will lead the organisation’s planning, forecasting and performance reporting agenda. The role will oversee the annual budget and rolling forecast, own the group financial model, and deliver clear Board and lender reporting. Working closely with the CFO and Executive Leadership Team, the successful candidate will translate strategic priorities into financial targets and provide robust analysis of performance against them.

Operating in multiple countries, the business is preparing for further expansion in early 2027. Continued investment in marketing, sales, technology and infrastructure will bring increasing scale and complexity. This role will help leaders understand the commercial drivers behind results, make sound operating and capital allocation decisions, and establish a scalable reporting function that combines strong financial discipline with modern automation.

Responsibilities

• Lead the annual budgeting process, ensuring plans align with strategic priorities.
• Own and maintain the integrated group financial model, including assumptions, scenarios and sensitivities.
• Manage the rolling forecast, incorporating trading performance, operational plans and funding activity.
• Own monthly management reporting and the Monthly Business Review, providing timely analysis of performance against budget, forecast and KPIs.
• Prepare high-quality Board and Committee reporting covering financial performance, outlook, risks and key operating metrics.
• Support business and functional leaders in preparing monthly business reviews and translating results into clear actions.
• Lead variance analysis, identify risks and opportunities, and work with stakeholders to drive corrective action.
• Build and maintain KPI frameworks and dashboards that connect operational drivers with financial outcomes, unit economics and profitability.
• Drive continuous improvement in reporting quality, consistency, data integrity and automation, establishing a reliable single source of truth.

Candidate Profile

You will bring at least eight years of experience across FP&A, management reporting or commercial finance, including experience in a senior leadership position. You will have advanced financial modelling and analytical capability, with a track record of leading budgeting, forecasting and reporting in a high-growth, complex or multi-market organisation. Experience in Financial Services would be advantageous but not necessarily essential.

A qualified CA, CPA or equivalent, you will be commercially astute, highly analytical and comfortable influencing at CFO, CEO, Board and Executive Leadership Team level. You will communicate complex financial information clearly, exercise sound judgement under time pressure and build effective relationships across the business. A curious, forward-looking approach to technology is essential, with demonstrated experience using AI tools to improve finance processes and reporting.

Company, Culture & Benefits

This is an opportunity to join a growing international business, with further expansion planned and significant investment underway across the business. As the business transitions from start-up to scale up, the role offers a close connection to executive decision-making, broad ownership of financial planning and reporting, and the opportunity to build a team and reshape how finance delivers insight.

• Lead the group plan, financial model and reporting agenda across two markets

• Be rewarded: Up to $240,000 + Super + Bonus
• Shape the use of AI and automation whilst building a high-performing function

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the “apply” link below. The reference number for this role is LFFPA79704. Please allow for 3 - 5 working days for us to process all the applications. All applicants will receive feedback from us, either via email or a telephone call.

Employment: Permanent, full-time. 
Location: Adelaide CBD
Salary: $120,000 + Super

Role Highlights
This is an opportunity for an experienced payroll leader to take ownership of high-volume payroll operations, team performance and compliance within a complex, fast-paced business. The role will suit someone who combines strong technical payroll expertise with a hands-on leadership style, enjoys developing people and has a track record of improving processes, strengthening controls and delivering accurate, timely outcomes.

With responsibility for a team of seven and payroll volumes of up to 4,000 pays per period, this is a pivotal role for someone who can balance operational delivery with continuous improvement, stakeholder service and risk management.

Role Overview
Reporting to the Payroll Manager, the Assistant Payroll Manager will play a key role in overseeing end-to-end payroll operations, ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time while maintaining compliance with relevant legislation, taxation, superannuation obligations and applicable employment awards.

Leading a team of seven payroll professionals, you will provide day-to-day direction, coaching and support while ensuring workloads are effectively managed and service standards are consistently achieved. The role spans high-volume weekly payroll processing, payroll reporting, reconciliations, complex pay-related transactions and the integrity of payroll data used across the broader business.

This is a hands-on leadership position that requires someone who is comfortable working in the detail while maintaining oversight of the bigger picture. You will investigate complex payroll discrepancies, oversee reporting and reconciliation requirements, strengthen governance and controls, and partner with finance and other internal stakeholders to ensure payroll and associated financial processes remain accurate and efficient.

A key focus will be driving continuous improvement across payroll systems, processes and reporting, identifying opportunities to reduce errors, improve efficiency and mitigate compliance risk. You will also support the Payroll Manager with operational updates, strategic initiatives and the implementation of improved processes, helping build a capable, engaged and high-performing team.

Responsibilities

• Oversee end-to-end payroll operations, ensuring accurate and timely processing across a high-volume workforce.
• Lead, coach and develop a team of seven payroll professionals, fostering accountability, capability and consistent service delivery.
• Ensure payroll practices comply with relevant employment legislation, modern awards, taxation, superannuation and company policies.
• Oversee payroll reporting obligations, including Single Touch Payroll (STP), PAYG withholding, payroll tax and end-of-financial-year finalisation.
• Maintain robust payroll controls, reconciliations, audit readiness and data integrity to minimise operational and financial risk.
• Ensure employee records, payroll data and system access are managed securely and confidentially.
• Oversee complex payroll transactions, including allowances, salary sacrifice, leave payments, back pays and other employee entitlements.
• Investigate and resolve payroll discrepancies, overpayments and underpayments, identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions.
• Monitor timesheet processing, payroll exceptions and service delivery to ensure agreed deadlines and accuracy standards are achieved.
• Partner with finance and accounts receivable teams to maintain the integrity of payroll data and support accurate client billing.
• Ensure employer superannuation obligations are reconciled and fulfilled within required timeframes, including preparation for evolving compliance requirements.
• Identify and implement process improvements, system enhancements and reporting efficiencies across the payroll function.
• Support workforce planning, resource allocation, business continuity and succession planning to maintain consistent payroll delivery.
• Manage performance, provide regular feedback and identify development opportunities for team members.
• Build strong relationships with employees, managers, clients and internal stakeholders, ensuring payroll enquiries are resolved professionally and within agreed timeframes.
• Support the Payroll Manager with operational reporting, improvement initiatives and broader business projects as required.

Candidate Profile
You are an experienced payroll professional who has progressed into a senior or supervisory role and is confident managing high-volume payroll operations in a complex environment. You bring a strong understanding of payroll processing, compliance and reconciliations, alongside the leadership capability to guide a team, manage competing priorities and maintain accuracy under pressure.

You have demonstrated experience interpreting and applying relevant employment legislation, modern awards, taxation requirements and superannuation obligations. Your technical knowledge extends across payroll reporting, year-end processes, complex employee entitlements and the investigation of discrepancies, with a strong appreciation for the importance of governance, confidentiality and accurate financial data.

As a leader, you are approachable, organised and accountable. You know how to coach and develop team members, allocate workloads effectively and establish clear expectations around quality, productivity and customer service. You are equally comfortable resolving an escalated payroll issue, reviewing a reconciliation or working with stakeholders to improve an existing process.

You possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills, sound attention to detail and the ability to identify trends, investigate root causes and implement practical solutions. Experience with multiple payroll systems, system implementations or process improvement initiatives will be highly regarded, as will the ability to manage change and bring a team along with you.

Most importantly, you are a proactive, hands-on leader who takes ownership of outcomes and understands that an effective payroll function depends on more than processing pays. You are motivated by building team capability, improving operational efficiency and ensuring payroll is accurate, compliant, reliable and responsive to the needs of the wider business.

Relevant tertiary qualifications in payroll, finance or management are advantageous but not essential. Experience in a large, high-volume workforce environment will be particularly valuable.

Company, Culture & Benefits
Join an established and growing organisation where payroll plays a critical role in business performance, employee experience and financial integrity. This is an opportunity to step into a key leadership position within a high-volume operation, working alongside experienced stakeholders and contributing to the ongoing development of payroll systems, processes and team capability.

The environment will suit someone who enjoys a balance of operational responsibility, people leadership and continuous improvement, with the opportunity to make a tangible difference to the quality and efficiency of payroll delivery.

• Make an impact – take ownership of a high-volume payroll function where accuracy, compliance and service delivery matter.
• Lead and develop – coach a team of payroll professionals and build capability across the function.
• Drive improvement – strengthen processes, reporting and controls while reducing errors and operational risk.
• Broaden your influence – work closely with finance and business stakeholders on important operational and strategic initiatives.

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If this sounds like you, please submit your resume by clicking the "Apply" link below.

The reference number for this role is HM79706. Please call Harrison Mussell on 0466 618 716 for more information. 

Location: Southern Suburbs
Role Type: Permanent

Role Highlights

This is a hands-on opportunity for a Production Buyer to play a critical role in keeping production moving within a well-established manufacturing business. The role will suit someone who enjoys a fast-paced environment where attention to detail, proactive problem-solving and strong stakeholder relationships are essential to delivering reliable supply.

Role Overview

Joining a collaborative and experienced team of Production Buyers, you will be responsible for the timely procurement of direct materials and the ongoing management of supplier relationships. Working closely with Production and Planning, you will ensure materials are available when they are needed, responding quickly as schedules and operational priorities change. This is a role for someone who thrives on high-volume, process-driven work and takes real ownership of their portfolio.

Day to day, you will manage purchase orders, coordinate supplier schedules and freight requirements, monitor inventory levels and expedite orders to prevent production shortages. You will maintain accurate ERP data, including item masters, pricing, blanket orders and subcontract work orders, while reviewing production schedule changes to identify supply risks before they become problems. Alongside this, you will support inventory optimisation activities such as safety stock, MOQ, EOQ and consignment stock management.

Beyond transactional purchasing, the role offers genuine scope to contribute to the wider procurement function. You will source and evaluate suppliers, support cost reduction initiatives, manage supplier quality issues and non-conformance reports, and contribute to continuous improvement across purchasing and supply chain operations. With a structured onboarding process and broad cross-functional exposure, this is an excellent opportunity to build your expertise across procurement, inventory management, supplier performance and logistics.

Responsibilities

• Manage supplier relationships and maintain accurate supplier records.
• Release purchase orders and production schedules in a timely manner.
• Ensure supplier acknowledgements, freight arrangements and goods dispatch requirements are met.
• Monitor material availability and proactively expedite orders to prevent production shortages.
• Liaise closely with Production and Planning teams to support changing operational requirements.
• Maintain and update ERP data, including item masters, pricing, blanket orders and subcontract work orders.
• Review production schedule changes and identify potential supply risks.
• Investigate and resolve supplier and invoice-related queries.
• Support inventory optimisation, including safety stock, MOQ, EOQ and consignment stock management.
• Source, evaluate and engage suppliers to support cost reduction and operational objectives.
• Manage supplier quality issues, non-conformance reports and supplier performance activities.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives while maintaining compliance with safety, quality and environmental standards.

Candidate Profile

You are an experienced purchasing professional with at least three years in purchasing, logistics, supply chain or a similar procurement-focused role. You have a strong understanding of how materials planning and supplier management keep production running, and you are comfortable working with ERP/MRP systems and Microsoft Office. Previous experience in a manufacturing environment will be highly regarded, along with the ability to understand and interpret technical drawings. Experience with large ERP platforms or Pronto will be advantageous.

You are a confident communicator who builds productive relationships across a diverse range of stakeholders, including internal teams, suppliers and logistics partners. You think ahead, stay calm when priorities shift and maintain strong attention to detail across high-volume work. You are comfortable taking ownership of your workload, managing competing priorities and deadlines, and working independently when required, while remaining a collaborative member of the team.

Most importantly, you are proactive, resilient and solution-focused, with the flexibility to thrive in a changing operational environment. You enjoy keeping things moving, solving problems before they escalate and contributing to better ways of working. You will be at your best in a supportive, open and honest culture where collaboration, continuous improvement, safety and doing things the right way are valued.

Company, Culture & Benefits

This is a well-established manufacturing business known for its innovation, quality and customer focus. People sit at the centre of the organisation, with a diverse team, a supportive environment and a culture that balances professionalism with genuine camaraderie.

• Take ownership - manage your own supplier and materials portfolio
• Build your expertise - gain broad exposure across procurement, inventory management and supplier performance
• Grow long term - benefit from structured onboarding, internal development and a focus on continuous improvement

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If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking apply on the link. Alternatively, please call Shruthika on 0481 603 075 for a confidential discussion.

Employment: Temporary, with potential to transition to permanent
Location: Adelaide CBD
Salary: Competitive, depending on experience

Role Highlights
This is a great opportunity for someone looking to start or develop their career in payroll administration within a supportive team environment. Working closely with an experienced and approachable Payroll Manager, you'll receive training, guidance and the opportunity to build your skills on the job.
Previous payroll experience isn't essential for the right person. We're open to someone at entry level who has a great attitude, strong attention to detail and a genuine willingness to learn. The business has a strong history of recognising its people and promoting internally, making this an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to learn, grow and build a long-term career.

Organisation
Our client is an established organisation based in Adelaide's CBD, offering a supportive working environment and a strong focus on developing its people. With an experienced manager who is happy to share their knowledge and a history of internal recognition and career progression, this is an opportunity to join a team where you're supported to build your confidence and capability.

Responsibilities

• Assist with the accurate and timely processing of payroll.
• Maintain employee payroll records and ensure information is kept up to date.
• Assist with processing employee commencements, terminations and changes to employee details.
• Support the interpretation and application of relevant awards, entitlements and payroll procedures.
• Assist with timesheet checking, leave processing and payroll adjustments.
• Respond to payroll-related queries in a professional and helpful manner.
• Maintain accurate payroll documentation and employee records.
• Assist with superannuation, payroll tax and other payroll administration requirements.
• Support the Payroll Manager with general administration and ongoing process improvements.
• Learn and develop your payroll knowledge with hands-on training and guidance.

Candidate Profile
We're looking for someone with a positive attitude, a willingness to learn and a genuine interest in developing a career in payroll. Previous payroll or administration experience would be beneficial, but it's not essential for the right person.
You'll have strong attention to detail, good organisational skills and a proactive approach to your work. You'll be comfortable asking questions, taking on feedback and learning new systems and processes. Good communication skills and a team-focused attitude are important, along with the ability to handle confidential information professionally.
Most importantly, we're looking for someone who is reliable, enthusiastic and keen to grow. If you're looking for an opportunity to get your foot in the door, learn from an experienced manager and build your skills over time, we'd love to hear from you.

What's on Offer

• Adelaide CBD location.
• Supportive and approachable Payroll Manager who is invested in training and development.
• Opportunity to learn payroll from the ground up.
• Temporary opportunity with the potential to transition into a permanent position.
• A business with a strong history of internal recognition and promotions.
• Genuine opportunity to develop your skills and progress your career.

Apply
If you're keen to learn, have a great attitude and are looking for an opportunity to build a career in payroll, we'd love to hear from you.
Please submit your resume by clicking Apply. Alternatively, contact Harrison Mussell on 0466 618 716 for a confidential discussion.

Location: Sydney CBD, NSW
Salary Package: $47 - $50 per hour + Super
Role Highlights:

Join a well-established consumer products organisation delivering essential community and care services across Sydney. This is an opportunity to step into a critical Accounts Receivable role supporting a busy finance team during a period of operational growth and transformation.

You will play a key role in collections, debtor management, and cash flow support across multiple service divisions, while contributing to process improvements and helping reduce aged debt. This role offers meaningful work within a purpose-driven environment, along with hybrid working flexibility and the opportunity to make an immediate impact.

Role Overview:
Reporting into the finance leadership team, this Accounts Receivable Specialist role will focus on collections, aged debtor management, account reconciliations, and client communication across a high-volume service environment.

On a daily basis, you will proactively manage outstanding accounts, follow up clients regarding overdue balances, resolve billing queries, and assist in improving collection processes. You will work closely with internal stakeholders to support cash flow outcomes and maintain accurate debtor records across multiple revenue streams.

This is a hands-on role suited to someone who is comfortable handling sensitive collection conversations in a professional and empathetic manner. The position has been created to provide additional support to the finance team following a recent organisational restructure and growth phase.
This is initially a 3-month contract with potential for extension depending on business needs.

Responsibilities:
• End-to-end accounts receivable processing including invoicing and collections
• Manage and reduce aged debtors while maintaining strong client relationships
• Perform account reconciliations and resolve billing discrepancies
• Process cash allocations and ensure accurate record keeping
• Assist with month-end close, reporting, and cash flow forecasting
• Collaborate with sales and customer success teams to resolve payment issues
• Identify and drive process improvements within AR function
• Maintain accurate documentation and compliance with internal controls

Candidate Profile:
You are an experienced Accounts Receivable or Collections professional with strong communication skills and a proactive approach to debt recovery. You are confident managing high-volume collections activity while maintaining professionalism and empathy in client interactions.
You will bring solid AR experience, including aged debtor management, reconciliations, and stakeholder engagement. Strong Excel skills are essential, including pivot tables and VLOOKUPs, along with experience using ERP systems such as Business Central, Dynamics, MYOB, Xero, SAP, or similar platforms.
Experience within aged care, healthcare, childcare, community services, or the non-profit sector will be highly regarded but is not essential.
Most importantly, you are organised, resilient, detail-oriented, and motivated by improving processes and delivering strong collection outcomes.

Culture & Benefits:
This organisation is known for its collaborative culture, community focus, and commitment to delivering meaningful services that positively impact families and vulnerable individuals across Sydney. Employees are offered a supportive environment with the opportunity to contribute to a growing and evolving organisation.
• Hybrid working environment – 2 days in office
• Purpose-driven organisation with meaningful community impact
• Collaborative and supportive finance team
• Opportunity to make an immediate operational impact
• Fast-paced environment with strong stakeholder exposure

Apply:
If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the “apply” link below. The reference number for this role is “SFAO79669”. Please allow for 3 - 5 working days for us to process all the applications. All applicants will hear back from us, either via email or a telephone call.