Payroll Careers
Payroll Careers
Start your payroll career at Cox & Co. Award-winning apprenticeships for a bright future in a supportive team environment.
The payroll industry is going through rapid change and the development of artificial intelligence and robotic automated processes is transforming the way payroll professionals interact and technically handle payroll. That’s why the profession require enthusiastic and innovative individuals to enter the payroll arena, and perhaps, Cox & Co. could be the place where you begin that journey?
We offer ‘award winning’ apprenticeships and many of our apprentices have become either figureheads for UK apprenticeships with The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals or winners of “Payroll Student of the Year” with the Global Payroll Association.
We invest in growth through formal apprenticeships and will help you develop your professional payroll career within a supportive team. Nothing is too big for you to achieve at Cox & Co. and you will have the unique opportunity to shape your career in a business that values entrepreneurship as individuals and as a team.
If you are interested in starting your professional payroll career do get in touch with us.
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Thinking about a career in Payroll?
We have compiled some videos that will give you an insight into taking an apprenticeship at Cox & Co:
What is a Payroll Apprentice (MRK003) |
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Being a payroll apprentice (MRK004) |
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Career Start – The difference between taking a Degree and an Apprenticeship (MRK010) |
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Promoting Payroll Careers in Schools and during National Apprenticeship Week 2023
Payroll Career Advice in Schools
The payroll profession requires a steady supply of bright recruits to keep abreast of the legislation and technical challenges which stream in to its world daily. It’s up to payroll professionals to promote payroll and pensions as a career of choice in schools.
That’s why we’ve been visiting local schools to deliver payroll awareness presentations. You can read more about our aims here >>>
Payroll education should begin at school
“What do we go to work for?” I asked the students as they passed by my payroll career stand at a local senior school. “To earn money!” they all gleefully replied. “Exactly” I laughed and yet only 66% of 14 & 15 year olds who I spoke to had heard of payroll as a business function. Who’s job is it to educate young people about financial health?