Payroll Analyst

Chicago, IL
Full Time
Entry Level

We are looking for a Payroll Analyst with 0 - 2 years’ experience to join our dynamic Business Office team based in Chicago.

Who we are:

Lakeshore Sport & Fitness (LSF) is Chicago's #1 Sport and Fitness facility for the entire family. We are the #1 Health Club Resort for families in the Midwest. We offer Tennis, Cardio, Group Fitness, Squash, Swimming, Summer Camps, Triathlon Training, Marathon Training and more...
 

Where you’ll work:

As part of our team, you’ll work in a friendly and lively environment. Our comfortable work environment has everything you need to succeed:

  • Private quiet office space or work from home
  • Breakout and refreshment areas
  • Health club available for your use

This role is based in Chicago in our 120,000 square foot modern health club next two blocks north of Millennium Park.

What you’ll get:

You will receive an attractive selection of benefits working with LSF:

  • 401(k), insurance and medical plans
  • Career-focused technical and leadership training
  • Complimentary health club membership and more

What you'll do:

  • Generating Commissions on a pay period basis for membership teams across multiple athletic clubs.
  • Complete General Entry for Payroll on a semi-monthly basis.
  • Reconcile 401k deposits from deductions to 401k plan administrator.
  • Reconcile Insurance statement with deductions from payroll.
  • Quarterly reconciliation of 941 reporting.
  • Generating an analysis from payroll to payroll each pay period.
  • Other business needs for analytical reporting.
  • Process payrolls on an occasional basis as needed.
  • Assist the Benefits and Payroll Manager and Chief Financial Officer.

Who you'll be:

  • Bachelor’s degree in related field and/or equivalent training and work experience
  • 0-2 years’ experience in payroll.
  • Previous Payroll tax and accounting experience a plus
  • Proficient PC skills using MS Office and other various computer programs.
  • Ability to multi-task, work independently and/or within a team, pay attention to detail and meet deadlines
  • Analytic, Reporting, and problem-solving skills.
  • Paycom HRIS experience a plus.
  • Proficiency in excel (VLOOKUPs, formulas, pivot tables, graphing).
  • Able to handle large chunks of data from multiple sources.

How you’ll progress:

  • Your development is important to us.
  • We work in a fast-paced environment where change is constant, but you’ll always have support to get better at what you do – and be rewarded for hard work.
  • If you’re up for the challenge, you’ll have opportunities to try new things and broaden your skills.
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