
About RSPCA Queensland
For nearly 140 years, RSPCA Queensland has been a leading animal welfare charity, dedicated to improving the lives of animals - whether domestic, farmed, or native. We care for over 42,000 animals annually, relying on the generosity of animal lovers like you to fund 91% of our life-changing services.
Our Purpose: We exist for animals to live better lives.
About the Role
Join RSPCA Queensland as our Payroll Manager, leading the delivery of accurate, compliant and efficient payroll operations across a large and diverse workforce. This is a pivotal leadership role that sits across both People & Culture and Finance, ensuring payroll integrity, governance and reporting while driving continuous improvement across systems and processes.
You’ll act as the organisation’s payroll subject matter expert, overseeing end-to-end payroll operations while partnering with leaders across the business to provide insights, improve processes and support strategic decision making. From award interpretation and compliance through to systems optimisation and payroll transformation projects, this role offers the opportunity to make a genuine organisational impact behind the scenes so our teams can continue focusing on delivering care for animals.
What We’re Looking For
You’re an experienced payroll leader with deep technical expertise and a strong understanding of complex payroll environments. You thrive balancing operational delivery with strategic improvement, and you’re confident navigating legislation, systems and stakeholder relationships with accuracy and professionalism.
You’re analytical, solutions-focused and highly organised, with a natural ability to identify opportunities for improvement and simplify complex payroll matters into clear, practical guidance. You enjoy working collaboratively across teams, building trust with stakeholders and creating efficient, compliant and sustainable payroll practices.
What You’ll Do
In this role, you will:
What You’ll Bring to the Role
Why Join Us?
At RSPCA Qld, we encourage you to grow your skills, expand your responsibilities, and explore different career pathways. By enhancing your qualifications and capabilities, you can take advantage of internal opportunities across our many departments - from animal care to operations, outreach, and more.
Interested?
If this sounds like the perfect opportunity for you, apply today!
Successful candidates will be required to undergo a Police Check for the safety and well-being of the community, staff, and animals. A pre-employment medical assessment may also be required.
RSPCA Queensland acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to a fair and inclusive hiring process, welcoming applicants of all backgrounds, regardless of faith, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

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