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Workforce Administrator

 

ob Posting for ArtsPool: Workforce Administrator

ArtsPool, an administrative cooperative providing affordable nonprofit financial management, workforce administration, and compliance support, seeks a qualified individual to support a growing membership of nonprofit organizations. The ArtsPool model is a unique, alternative solution to the lack of staffing capacity in nonprofits. ArtsPool is seeking a Workforce Administrator to join our dedicated team. At the successful candidate’s option, this position may be based in our Brooklyn office, fully remote, or a hybrid of in-person and remote.

To apply for this full-time, permanent position, please send your cover letter and resume to work@artspool.co. Please address the specific requirements for this position in your cover letter. ArtsPool is an equal opportunity employer. In the spirit of ArtsPool’s value of inclusion, we welcome and encourage submissions from BIPOC, LGBTQIA, and disabled candidates.

Our values

ArtsPool values equity. We work to dismantle the systemic, structural inequities in our world and in the context of arts administration. We value inclusion, seeking out a broad spectrum of identities, ideas, experiences, tools, and systems to improve our work and our understanding. Sustainability allows us to create and improve our systems to support long-term health of our people and our organization. Happiness is a large part of our culture so we work to create and maintain a working culture for staff and members that encourages joy, even amongst mundane details. We value boldness by taking risks, accepting challenges, and envisioning big ideas while following through on details. Through flexibility, we are responsive to our members, our staff, and our environment. ArtsPool values personal responsibility to the group. We communicate and help each other, and always remember that we are a team. Our value of proactive, designed, lived change makes us hold ourselves highly accountable to living and practicing the concept of change from which we began.

About You

Your love of payroll and attention to detail is matched by a passion for helping nonprofits and artists to thrive. You enjoy learning new systems and tools, and thinking critically about ways of making them better. You love the arts and understand administration and operations as central parts of making art happen. You are able to prioritize multiple projects and meet ongoing deadlines. You communicate clearly and patiently with members and colleagues. You are detail-oriented, and have a sense of perspective and humor when things get real.  You are able to adapt to the ArtsPool standard for efficient, accurate service delivery. Above all else, you share ArtsPool’s values with respect to diversity, equity and inclusion, and are excited by working collaboratively across teams in an organization with a flat, non-hierarchical structure.

Responsibilities

The primary work focus for the Workforce Administration Lead is in the area of Workforce Administration and Payroll.

Workforce Administration and Payroll services include services for ArtsPool’s members as well as for ArtsPool itself, including the following roles and responsibilities:

Payroll Administration

Facilitate/Support time tracking and process payroll for member companies, in collaboration with the member contact and others on the ArtsPool team, and maintain payroll systems and employee records for member companies.

Provide payroll reports and related data for annual audits, tax returns, and insurance claim forms, as requested by other ArtsPool staff, by member auditors, insurance carriers (e.g. Unemployment, Disability, Paid Family Leave, and Workers' Compensation coverages), and occasionally the Department of Labor.

Facilitate the onboarding and offboarding process for member employees, including offer and voluntary termination letters, worker documentation (Forms W-4 and I-9), benefits coordination, and employment status tracking.

Train member staff payroll administrators on the payroll process and BeyondPay navigation (timesheet submission/approval, time-off request/approval, pay run reports/approval) at onboarding and/or at staff transition.

Quality control and compliance

Provide quality control and review -- including escalation to legal review as required -- for questions that arise relating to workforce compliance for ArtsPool members including classification of employees, payroll tax filings, error prevention and correction, etc.

Undertake research as needed, contacting government agencies, benefits vendors, etc. for confirmation of implementation of details impacting payroll.

We're all in this together

As ArtsPool workers and members of a cooperative, we share a set of operational responsibilities for keeping ArtsPool running smoothly and aligned with its values. 

In addition to the primary responsibilities, described above, each worker is asked to take on compliance work as well as encouraged to participate in the organization’s operational activities, lending their voice and expertise as we interface with our members and each other.

Requirements & Qualifications

Experience with workforce administration required (any combination of experience in: payroll processing, workers’ compensation/disability audits, employee/contractor classification, etc.)

Experience with payroll processing preferred

Experience working within non-profit and/or arts organizations preferred

Ability to work with many types of members (clients) and personalities, ranging from small artist-run companies to mid-sized institutions

Independent, self-motivated problem-solver who can make suggestions and work within a team to develop and implement system improvements

Openness to and facility with web-based systems and software

Comfort and experience with reading and maintaining spreadsheets

Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines 

Experience with BeyondPay,  Xero Accounting, and Google Workspace (Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Gmail, etc) a plus, though not required

Compensation

Ideal start date for this position is June 1, 2022, though alternate timelines will be considered. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis through May 8. Starting compensation for this full-time, permanent position is $70,000 per year, with health and dental benefits. The successful candidate will be eligible for a raise to ArtsPool’s secondary compensation level, after one year of employment, according to ArtsPool’s pay equity procedures.

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