ADP is hiring a Vice President, Head of Canada Payment Operations As the Head of International Money Movement (IMM) Canada (CAD) Payment Operations, the role will be responsible for the identification, oversight and leadership of all CAD IMM operational functions. This will include the effective management and leadership of the payments processing, exception handling, financial risk compliance and the client‑facing Financial Services call center. The position also oversees daily management of EFT payments and receipts activity and related exception activity for the mission‑critical Banking Services area in respect of Financial Partner service level agreements/deadlines and Client payroll funding. The unit has management responsibility for daily EFT file processing representing over $200 billion annually in client funds management and administers the daily risk management activities of the reverse positive pay process related to cheque reconciliation, returned items for NSF and collection of large value/high‑risk payrolls funded by wire transfer (approx. $1 billion per month). The incumbent is also responsible for accurate and timely formal credit reviews for client onboarding, over‑threshold approvals, and Bank validation and ‘loss prevention’ practices for the SBS client base. This position is responsible for the timely and accurate remittance of $75 billion in payroll source deductions annually to Government Agencies for all clients, the management and direction of ADP’s high‑volume Financial Call Centre administering 100,000 calls annually (60,000 inbound and 40,000 outbound), and the achievement of required service levels. The incumbent further plans and coordinates all IMMS project initiatives related to EFT payments and receipts processing activities, related exception activity, Business Continuity Plan and Third‑Party payments for ADP Canada with support to EMEA and APAC Payment Operations. This position has responsibility for a $10 million annual department budget inclusive of $4 million in bank fees and maintenance, negotiation of all Financial Partner agreements, fee negotiation, relationship management with Financial Partners and Government Tax Agencies, and is an authorized signing officer for corporate disbursements. Duties And Responsibilities Ongoing direction, planning and management of ADP Canada’s money movement operational areas including EFT payments processing, related exception activity, returned items, cross‑border payments/receipts, Client payroll funding, remittance of Client payroll source deductions and Third‑Party payment activity (over $200 billion annually) Planning and coordinating developmental work initiatives related to ADP Canada’s International Money Movement system (IMM) for payments/receipts processing, Tax and Third‑Party remittance services for domestic operations with support to EMEA/APAC banking Operations/initiatives across time zones. Manage and direct ADP’s high‑volume Financial Services Call Centre and client interface for payroll funding to ensure the attainment of company level service benchmarks, high‑risk funds collection ($1 billion per month) and adequate Financial support to ADP’s total client base. Assesses and levies late funding penalties to correct abhorrent behavior in the funding of national level or high‑risk Clients. Maintains fraud detection and loss prevention practices to circumvent losses which have reached into the millions at times. This will include upfront review and bank account verification along with screening for funding on new‑start high‑risk payrolls. Works directly with ADP Financial Partners and Corporate Treasury in the negotiation and implementation of new banking services or related enhancements for the ADP Canada (both Business or Trust application). Manage Bank and Government relationships from an operations perspective maintaining adherence to all employer guidelines and regulatory requirements. Acts as the senior tax representative in this regard and the negotiation of fees or penalty situations at all Client levels. Responsible for the credit review and management of all large National Clients funding by wire along with a dedicated funding team and NSF collections area to recoup potential losses. Management responsibility for the coaching, development, backup and succession plan for all CAD Payment Operations associates to ensure continuity of operations, promote talent/succession with development initiatives and proper support to the business. Responsible for field communications regarding statutory bank holidays, processing disruptions and related financial or scheduling impact with regard to the timely delivery of payroll deposit items. Provide banking and tax support to client service associates in all regions and to ADP Canada management as required under new banking and tax initiatives. Responsible for Business user departmental liaison for contingency planning and event situations in support of the Business Continuity Plan for all areas across multiple sites (Toronto and Halifax). Other projects as assigned by management. Qualifications 12+ years experience, including 5+ years in a senior leadership in cash management or processing operations for a major Canadian or International financial institution. Professional accounting background preferred (CPA, CA, CMA, or CGA) or equivalent senior‑level operational leadership experience. Deep expertise in payments and clearing systems, including Payments Canada rules and regulations (ACSS, LVTS, Wire); exposure to international payments preferred. Post Secondary Education (University) required. Requires oversight to a call center team with representation until 8 pm EST and works across international time zones for special project or situational need as may arise. Benefits and Compensation Base salary offers for this position may vary based on factors such as location, skills, and relevant experience. Some positions may include additional compensation in the form of bonus, equity or commissions. We offer the following benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Matched Retirement Savings, Wellness Program, Short‑and Long‑Term Disability, Charitable Contribution Match, Holidays, Personal Days & Vacation, Paid Volunteer Time Off, and more. The compensation for this role is CAD $172,300.00 – CAD $222,300.00 / Year*. Actual compensation will not be less than the applicable minimum wage or minimum exempt salary requirement under federal, state and local laws. In Ontario and/or British Columbia (where applicable), the range shown represents the expected total compensation, including vacation pay and bonus at target. Although bonus has been calculated as part of the expected annual compensation for this role, bonus pay is based on several factors, including but not limited to business performance, individual annual performance, and company guidelines. 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