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Location: 2975 Arabian Nights Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34747 Pay rate: $20/hr What Youll Do As our MOD, youll be the go-to person for both guests and team members during your shift. Youll oversee Front ...

Location: 2975 Arabian Nights Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34747 Pay rate: $20/hr What You'll Do As our MOD, you'll be the go-to person for both guests and team members during your shift. You'll oversee Front ...

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What is a pay mod?

A Pay Mod, short for 'Payroll Modifier' or 'Pay Modification Specialist,' is a professional responsible for managing and processing adjustments to employee payroll. This role involves making changes to pay rates, correcting payroll errors, handling retroactive payments, and ensuring compliance with company policies and relevant laws. Pay Mods collaborate closely with HR and finance departments to ensure accurate and timely compensation for employees. They also maintain detailed records and handle sensitive payroll information confidentially.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a pay mod, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Payroll Administrator, you need a solid understanding of payroll processes, tax regulations, and accounting principles, typically supported by a relevant degree or payroll certification. Familiarity with payroll software such as ADP, QuickBooks, or SAP, as well as proficiency in Excel, is essential. Attention to detail, discretion, and strong organizational skills are valuable soft skills for ensuring accuracy and confidentiality. These skills and qualities are crucial for timely, accurate payroll processing and compliance with legal requirements.

What are the typical challenges faced by a pay mod when implementing new payroll systems or updates?

Pay Mod specialists often encounter challenges such as integrating new payroll software with existing HR and financial systems, ensuring data accuracy during migrations, and keeping up with ever-changing tax laws and compliance requirements. Collaboration with IT, HR, and finance teams is crucial to troubleshoot issues and streamline processes. Effective communication and problem-solving skills help navigate these complexities and ensure seamless payroll operations for all employees.

What is the difference between Pay Mod vs Payroll Specialist?

AspectPay ModPayroll Specialist
Required CredentialsBasic payroll knowledge, sometimes certificationsPayroll certifications (e.g., CPP, FPC), relevant experience
Work EnvironmentAdministrative office, HR departmentHR or finance department, payroll processing teams
Employer & Industry UsageCommon in retail, hospitality, small businessWidely used across industries, especially in corporate settings
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding payroll processing roles, pay adjustmentsDetails on payroll operations, compliance, and processing

Pay Mod typically refers to making adjustments or modifications to employee pay, often in a more informal or administrative context. Payroll Specialist involves managing the entire payroll process, ensuring accurate salary calculations, tax deductions, and compliance. While both roles deal with employee pay, Pay Mod is more about specific pay adjustments, whereas Payroll Specialist covers comprehensive payroll management.

What job categories do people searching Pay Mod jobs in Florida look for?

The top searched job categories for Pay Mod jobs in Florida are:

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DOLPHIN HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Treasure Island, FL • On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 5 days ago


Job description

Purpose

Greet drivers upon arrival to the East parking lot located off 105th Avenue on the east side of Gulf Blvd. Direct resort guests and other visitors to the appropriate parking area or non-patrons to City owned paid parking.

Supervision

Primary reporting line is to the Food & Beverage and Hotel Manager on Duty (MOD). The MOD can provide direction and assistance as needed.

Uniforms

A polo or tee shirt is provided. It should be clean and unwrinkled at the beginning of each shift. Black or Tan shorts or pants may be worn (no denim or cut offs). Comfortable nonskid shoes are suggested. A hat may be worn but should have either a Sloppy Joe’s or Bilmar Beach Resort logo or no logo. A name badge must always be worn when working.

Equipment

· Guest List obtained from the front desk (lists in house and arriving guests)

· Guest and Visitor parking instructions.

· Clip board for guest list and guest parking instructions.

· Parking Stand with Umbrella.

· Orange cones for marking Guest or Bus Spaces as needed.

· Use phone to call hotel for assistance (727) 360-5531

Primary Process

· At the start of each shift ensure all equipment is in place and in good working order

· Check in with the resort MOD or front desk supervisor to get updates on expected traffic flow, special events or other situations. If relieving another Attendant gather any information that will assist you during your shift.

· Position your station out of the main traffic flow for your safety. Place an orange cone so it creates a “lane” between the entrance and exit of your position. This will encourage a driver to slow down before approaching your position.

· Greet each driver with a smile and appropriate greeting. Many guests and restaurant patrons are not familiar with the resort and you will be their first impression. Remember, many travelers have had a long trip before arriving to the resort. By being friendly and informative you will help them get into the relaxing mood they are here.

Primary Process Continued

· There are 3 lots on the east side. Front by Gulf Blvd is for VALET, Middle is for RESORT GUESTS with Yellow or Blue Parking Pass, Back Lot is for Staff, Non-Valet Restaurant and overflow Guest. You must pay attention to all 3 lots to utilize the spaces as described above.

· Be familiar with the amount of available parking. This will help you direct drivers to the best parking option.

· During Peak Season and Special Events (Sanding Ovations) Sloppy Joe’s Parking is Valet only.

· If a guest has a valid Bilmar Parking Pass displayed on their dash board you can direct them to the main west parking lot (if spaces are still available).

· Drivers not staying at the hotel are usually coming to the resort to enjoy Sloppy Joe’s, Waves or a Banquet function. If Valet Parking is available direct them to the correct area. These patrons are very important to the success of our business and should be treated with respect but there is not ample parking in the West lot to accommodate them and our overnight guests (which pay over $250.00 per night for their guest room).

· Throughout the week vendors will need access to the parking areas. They should be allowed to enter the West lot to make deliveries or unload equipment. Entertainers are requested to unload their equipment and move their vehicles to the East parking lot behind Walgreen’s. Exceptions can be made by the MOD or General Manager.

· Employees of neighboring restaurants like Ricky T’s or VIP are NOT allowed to use our parking. They need to see their manager for parking instructions.

· It is the resort management’s policy to use “shoppers” on occasion to monitor customer service levels and property controls. Be aware it is a violation of company policy to accept cash or other gratuities in exchange for non-guest parking.

· Refer to your employee handbook for other policies pertaining to your employment.