#Trabajo en atento bogota update

Update payroll information for promotions, transfers, terminations, and new hires.Review computed wages to ensure accuracy.Compute wages, deductions, commissions, benefits, etc.Collect and verifying employee and timekeeping data.Escalate any payroll issues to relevant management for effective resolution.Work with operations to ensure all hours are entered.Ensure backup documentation is made available for corrections, as needed.Compile and review payroll data such as hours worked, commissions, bonuses, vacations, and sick pay from the time clock and other records address discrepancies and update data as needed for timely resolution.Audit and review commissions, bonuses, time records, and other relevant payroll documents to ensure integrity and accuracy.To be successful as a payroll specialist you should be able to efficiently coordinate payroll tasks and strictly follow company policies and legal regulationsĪn outstanding payroll specialist should also possess strong people skills. This position will process payroll for our employees based in the United States and Puerto Rico. The payroll specialist will ensure the collection of all necessary information and documents, compute wages, investigate and resolve any payroll issues or discrepancies We are looking for a Payroll Specialist to manage all payroll activities and ensure the timely and accurate payment of employee wages In November, it lent US$25 million to Peruvian bank Caja Municipal de Ahorro y Crédito Cusco.Hey Bogota, we are looking for the best bilingual Payroll Regional ManagerĪTENTO is a multinational company that provides Consulting, BPO, and Contact Center services, with a presence in more than 13 countries, and is recognized as one of the 25 best places to work in the world, according to the Great Place to Work Ranking. In the same month, IDB Invest granted a US$300 million loan to Brazil’s Banco Daycoval to support female entrepreneurship. The same lenders bought US$220 million worth of bonds issued by a Paraguayan road project in December. At the end of 2021, a Colombian port in the northern department of Antioquia received a US$394 million credit line from IDB Invest and IDB. IDB Invest finances projects and infrastructure across Latin America. The group will use the proceeds of the financing to support its capital expenditure and working capital needs to grow its CRM and BPO operations.Ītento hopes that the facility will help it improve digitalisation in Latin America and the Caribbean, subsequently reducing the need to import digital services. The financing marks the largest IDB Invest loan in the CRM and BPO sector globally.Ītento operates in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Uruguay. Latin Lawyer understands that US firm Sidley Austin LLP, Peru’s Berninzon & Benavides Abogados and Arendt & Medernach in Luxembourg also provided counsel to Atento, but this could not be confirmed before publication. The lender turned to four offices of Clifford Chance LLP and Garrigues (Mexico) for the deal, which closed on 26 January.

The company enlisted Argentine outfit Marval O'Farrell & Mairal, Cescon, Barrieu, Flesch & Barreto Advogados in São Paulo, Chile’s Carey, Colombian firm Brigard Urrutia and González Calvillo, SC in Mexico City. IDB Invest lends US$50 million to LatAm CRM groupĪtento, the largest provider of customer relationship management (CRM) and business-process outsourcing (BPO) services in Latin America, has hired several firms in the region to obtain a US$50 million working capital facility from IDB Invest.