Chief of the Personnel/Payroll Services Division
- Salary: $141,335-$168,384 USD Annually
- Apply By: Mar 07, 2025
- Full Time
- Accounting and Finance
- Administration and Management
- Human Resources and Personnel
- Executive
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Job Description
The Chief of the Personnel/Payroll Services Division (PPSD) is a senior executive within the Office of the State Controller (SCO), responsible for overseeing payroll administration for 265,000 state employees, including civil service and California State University (CSU) personnel. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer, the PPSD Chief ensures statewide payroll compliance, operational efficiency, and strategic workforce management. This role also leads the transition from the Uniform State Payroll System (USPS) to the new California State Payroll System (CSPS), modernizing payroll processes for long-term efficiency.
This position requires expertise in payroll administration, workforce policy, and public finance, making it ideal for an experienced executive with a strong background in government payroll operations and technology transformation. The ideal candidate is a seasoned leader with expertise in payroll administration, labor relations, and public sector finance, capable of managing complex change initiatives and fostering cross-agency collaboration.
How to Apply: The position is open until filled. First consideration will be given to applications received by March 7, 2025. To apply for this outstanding opportunity, please electronically submit your resume and a cover letter of interest to: SCO.PPSD@byersgroupca.com.
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Special Instructions
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ABOUT THE COMPANY
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Office of the State Controller
Show moreThe Office of the State Controller of California is responsible for the state's financial management, including accounting, disbursement of funds, and auditing government agencies. The State Controller ensures transparency and accountability in public spending, processes payroll for state employees, oversees local government finances, and administers unclaimed property programs. The office also plays a key role in financial reporting, tax administration, and safeguarding public funds.
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