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Ceridian Wins 2 Major National Payroll Awards

Limerick based Ceridian Ltd, one of Ireland's leading providers of Managed Payroll Service, has won the award for Payroll Outsource provider of the Year for the second year in a row and also a second award for Payroll Employer of the Year at the IPASS National Payroll Awards 2008.

This is second year of the IPASS Payroll Awards which were hosted by TV 3's Martin King where he presented 9 Award categories to individuals, teams and companies from all around the country who were honored for their outstanding achievement and excellence in the Irish Payroll Sector.

Ceridian is now one of Ireland's leading providers of outsourced payroll and HR Systems. The company has expanded rapidly over the past year now providing fully managed payroll to leading companies including Element 6, Astellas, Statestreet and the River Island chain of shops.

Speaking at the Payroll Awards Ceremony, Eamonn Corcoran, Chief Executive of IPASS said, "Ceridian was selected as overall winner for both of these awards based on their outstanding level of service and support to their clients and also for their commitment and achievements made to their payroll staff by providing ongoing training, support & career development." According to John Cusack, Manging Director of Ceridian Ireland:

We are delighted to accept both awards. It is a huge boost to Ceridian in Limerick to have our service recognized in this way. Over the past few years we have invested heavily in our people, process, and technology and training to ensure we can offer an excellent service to our customers. We have seen a huge shift in trend with more and more companies looking towards the outsourcing option for their payroll and we are looking forward to further growth in 2009

The establishment of IPASS in 2000 has created a representative body for payroll personnel and IPASS' mission is to train, develop and support the payroll profession. Payroll professionals work on behalf of the 200,000 employers, processing the wages for the 2,000,000 people working in the economy, managing roughly €60 billion a year in wages and €16 billion going to the revenue. The size and complexity of this undertaking is not matched by any other group of workers in the country" he added.