Payroll Coordinator

Overview

Youturn is a not-for-profit community organisation with more than 35 years of experience supporting people, families and communities across Australia. Guided by the values of Integrity, Respect, Inclusion, Learning and Stewardship, the organisation delivers services in housing, community and family support, mental health, and support for people bereaved by or affected by suicide.

As Payroll Coordinator, you will be responsible for accurate and timely payroll delivery, along with support for complex payroll queries and continuous improvement of payroll processes and systems. The role suits someone who values precision, accountability and work that has a direct impact on people.

Role summary

This position plays a key part in coordinating end-to-end payroll operations, maintaining compliance with relevant legislation and industrial instruments, and supporting employees and leaders with payroll-related guidance. You will also contribute to reconciliations, statutory reporting, audit preparation, risk controls and process optimisation.

Key duties

• Manage the full payroll cycle from start to finish.
• Check payroll activity against awards, enterprise agreements, tax obligations, superannuation rules, long service leave and workers compensation requirements.
• Prepare payroll reconciliations, reports and statutory submissions.
• Respond to payroll questions from employees and leaders in a timely and helpful manner.
• Investigate and fix payroll errors, variances and other complex issues.
• Maintain strong governance, accurate records and reliable data controls.
• Support improvements to payroll processes, systems and related projects.
• Assist with audit readiness, compliance assurance and risk management activities.

What the organisation offers

• A competitive salary package aligned to experience and contribution.
• 12% superannuation plus salary packaging of up to $15,900, with an extra $2,650 available for meal entertainment to help boost take-home pay.
• Access to further salary packaging options where eligible, including remote area benefits, relocation expenses and car parking.
• Five paid wellness days each year, pro rata.
• 12 weeks of paid parental leave after 12 months of service.
• Annual leave loading.

Location and employment

This is a full-time employee role based in Nambour, Queensland. The listing states a remote arrangement, so the work mode is recorded as remote.

Important dates and pay

The role was posted on 15/06/2026 and closes on 10/07/2026. The advertised salary is $100,776.00 to $105,340.00 per year.

About you

You should be meticulous, practical and comfortable handling payroll matters that require both technical knowledge and good judgement. The ideal candidate combines a service mindset with strong attention to detail and the confidence to resolve complex issues.

Desired experience and strengths

• Proven background in end-to-end payroll coordination or payroll administration.
• Working knowledge of payroll law, awards and compliance obligations.
• Experience using payroll systems, carrying out reconciliations and preparing reports.
• Strong troubleshooting ability and confidence managing detailed payroll queries.
• Clear communication skills and a cooperative working style.
• High standards of integrity, discretion and accountability.

Values and inclusion

Youturn’s culture is shaped by its values: Integrity, Inclusion, Respect, Learning and Stewardship. The organisation encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with lived experience, and candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Application details

Applicants are asked to submit a resume along with a tailored cover letter that explains their suitability for the position and connection to Youturn’s mission.

Additional information

Youturn is a community-based charity providing social, community and health services across Australia. The organisation describes itself as purpose-driven and committed to safe, inclusive communities where people can live with dignity, safety and opportunity.