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Job Title: Kronos Analyst
Location: Remote
Contract: Inside IR35
Hours/Duration: Full time, 5 days per week, 6 Month contract

The role of Kronos Analyst
Our client, who is an industry leader in workplace services, is looking for an experienced Kronos Analyst to join their existing Team as a contractor for a period of 6 months. This is a great opportunity for an individual who is proficient in setting up and configuring Kronos to meet deployment and operational needs, including business structure, pay policies, accruals, scheduler setup, and employee self-service (ESS) configuration. This role is to be worked remotely.

Key Responsibilities

Monitoring system integrations, including imports from HR IS and exports to payroll systems
Data Management. Working with large datasets while ensuring data integrity
Configuring Intouch/DX devices, performing firmware updates, and troubleshooting issues
Workforce Management System (WMS) configuration. Time and Attendance, Scheduling, Payroll Integrations and Absence ManagementAbout you
As a Kronos Analyst you should have a minimum of 2 years' experience providing IT support, with demonstrable experience using Kronos WFC or Kronos Dimensions platform. You should also have:

Proven ability to produce both technical and non-technical documentation
Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and troubleshooting abilities
Stakeholder Communication: Excellent communication skills for collaborating with cross-functional IT and business teams, as well as third-party vendors
Change Management: Proficient in managing change to ensure smooth business operations
Customer Support: Experienced in call logging, issue resolution, and request management

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