

Renewable energy is emerging in many countries around the world as a real and efficient alternative to traditional forms of energy. Australia’s energy profile is to deliver renewable energy of at least 20% by 2020 as part of its move to a low carbon economy. Last Thursday Polyglot Group’s consultants in renewable energy &… Read more »

On October 16th 2013, in Sydney, the best of the best NSW exporters were rewarded for excellence at the Premiers NSW Export Awards. The Awards showcased the state’s top performers in export in front of an audience of several hundred guests. Polyglot’s effort on becoming a globally renowned cross-cultural consultancy to companies wishing to… Read more »

A recent article published by RenewEconomy, one of Australia’s best informed websites on clean energy, shows an interesting outlook on the Australian Energy costs estimates. In the latest report of the Bureau of Resource and Energy Economics, statistics clearly show that onshore wind energy as well as solar energy are clearly cheaper than fossils… Read more »

Polyglot Group’s Renewable Energy expert consultant Jan Rieche moderated a light hearted Oxford style debate for the participants of the Australian Energy Storage Conference in Melbourne. The debate was on whether energy storage will be embraced by Australian network operators or not. The debate included an hour of entertainment featuring leading international and domestic energy… Read more »

Polyglot Group’s Estelle Mathieu, Senior Consultant, and Jacques Reynaud, General Manager, recently attended a forum organised by the German Australian Chamber. This event welcoming a trade delegation of German companies specialising in innovative green technology. With a powerful network of medium-size companies, Germany is at the forefront of innovative exports with over 12,000 patents secured… Read more »

The SARAs are the recruitment industry’s premier awards, now in their 11th year. These awards aim to recognise and award the outstanding performance of recruitment agencies in Australia and to give job seekers a chance to identify and vote for their favourite recruitment agency. Polyglot Group is a very proud winner of the 2013 Sara… Read more »

The Africa Down Under Conference is upon us once again. The annual conference will take place in Perth, Australia, from the 28th – 30th August at the Pan Pacific Perth Hotel. This conference will be a chance for African mining ministers, business leaders and executives from the mining industry from both continents to meet… Read more »

Two of Sydney’s Consultants, Jan Rieche and Chloe Ralph, attended a Business Lunch organised by the FACCI where Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist at HSBC Australia & New Zealand presented an outlook on Australia’s connections with Asia in terms of the economy. Paul Bloxham is Chief Spokeperson for HSBC on forecasts and trends for the Australian… Read more »

Polyglot Group is delighted to have won the outsourced HR Services & Recruitment contract in order to support the construction of one of Australia’s largest solar projects. FRV´s 56mW Moree Solar Farm will be one of the largest solar projects in Australia and will use solar trackers (mechanical devices to continually orient its solar panels… Read more »

We are delighted to announce that we won (for the second consecutive year!) the SEEK Award for Best Recruitment Agency of the Year 2014, medium sized. The SEEK Annual Recruitment Awards recognise great leadership and innovation within the recruitment industry. The decision making question in the application was “What sets the agency apart from its competitors?” Our answers… Read more »


Payroll outsourcing is the practice of hiring an external company (us!) to manage all aspects of the payroll process, including, but not limited to, calculating and distributing your employees salaries and wages, issuing payslips, managing tax obligations and other payroll-related deductions, and handling any payroll-related queries or issues.
There are several reasons why a company might choose to outsource its payroll functions. Some common ones include:
By outsourcing your payroll, you can also free up time and resources to focus on other aspects of your business.
When you engage in a payroll outsourcing service, we, the outsourcing provider, take responsibility for processing and administering your company’s payroll.
This involves calculating employee salaries and wages, withholding tax and other payroll-related deductions and ensuring compliance with employment laws and regulations.
You retain control over your company’s payroll policies and procedures. Still, we handle the administrative and compliance-related tasks, so you can have peace of mind and focus on other core business activities!
By outsourcing your payroll, you can avoid the risk of non-compliance with local payroll regulations, errors in calculations, and reduced efficiency in payroll processing. Payroll outsourcing can avoid costly penalties and legal issues for client companies.
Some other key benefits of payroll outsourcing include improved accuracy and timeliness of payroll processing, data protection, access to local payroll subject matter experts, and ensuring compliance with employment laws and regulations.

Payroll outsourcing can benefit businesses of all sizes and industries, from small startups to large multinational corporations, but it is particularly useful for businesses that have a growth strategy or those looking to expand internationally.
It can also be helpful for businesses that are struggling to keep up with payroll regulations and compliance or hold a key man risk with payroll knowledge being retained by one person within the business.
When choosing a payroll outsourcing provider, it’s essential to consider factors such as cost, experience and expertise, reputation, where the service is being provided and the specific services and support offered by the provider. You may also want to seek out recommendations and read reviews and case studies from other companies that have used the service.
The cost of payroll outsourcing can vary depending on factors such as the size of your business, the complexity of your payroll needs, and the specific services you require. Some providers charge a flat fee per employee per month, while others charge a percentage of the employee’s salary.
By choosing Polyglot Group as your payroll outsourcing provider, be reassured that you can budget safely with our all-inclusive pricing.
To get started with payroll outsourcing, you’ll typically need to sign a service agreement and provide some basic information about your company and its payroll needs. Then, we will set up the necessary systems and processes and provide you with ongoing support and one dedicated point of contact.
You will have access to expert, proactive and human guidance on all local payroll complexities.
We take employee data privacy and security seriously and ensure compliance with all relevant privacy laws. Data encryption, access controls, and employee confidentiality agreements are some of the measures taken to protect employee data.
With us, you can rest easy knowing your data is kept on a secure local server as per GDPR terms. In fact, we are one of the only businesses in the world to be GDPR compliant globally. As a global human-centric business, we value data protection and privacy and have taken every step to ensure compliance on a global scale.
Our payroll outsourcing services typically include:
Payroll outsourcing providers must comply with local laws and regulations, including those related to data protection, tax compliance, and employment regulations.
As your payroll outsourcing service provider, we have a team of experts who are knowledgeable about local payroll regulations and stay up-to-date with any changes in the laws. We ensure that payroll calculations are accurate and comply with the latest regulations.
The timeline for setting up payroll outsourcing services can vary depending on the complexity of the business. However, typically it takes a few weeks to set up the service, including data transfer and a payroll schedule.
Of course! Our payroll outsourcing services can be customised to meet the specific needs of the business. Companies can choose which payroll functions they want to outsource and how often they want to run payroll.
You will still have control over your payroll even if you outsource it. You will need to provide us with necessary information such as employee hours and pay rates, but you will retain control over the overall process. All lodgments and payments require your review and authorisation before being released.
When onboarding new employees into the payroll system, you will need to provide us with their relevant details, such as personal information, tax forms, and banking information. Our team will assist you in setting up their profiles in the payroll system and ensuring their accurate inclusion in the payroll process.
You can expect to receive regular payroll reports based on the agreed-upon payroll calendar. These reports typically include detailed information about employee wages, deductions, tax withholdings, and any other relevant payroll data. The frequency and specific details of the reports can be tailored to meet your business requirements.
We pride ourselves on delivering excellent customer support and assistance. Our dedicated team is available to address any queries or concerns you may have regarding payroll. We offer timely and responsive support to ensure a smooth payroll experience for your business.
Yes, payroll outsourcing can accommodate specific payroll requirements, including overtime calculations and shift differentials. Our system is designed to handle various payroll complexities, allowing us to accurately calculate and process these additional pay components as per your specific needs.
In the event of payroll errors or discrepancies, our team promptly investigates the issue and takes necessary corrective actions. We have robust quality control processes in place to minimise errors, including regular checks and reviews of payroll data to ensure accuracy.
Our goal is to deliver reliable and error-free payroll processing.