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In our experience, the causes of employers making incorrect payments of wages and superannuation are not intentional, but rather a case of complex Modern Awards and EBA payment rules that require careful implementation and continuous monitoring.
Grant Thornton has a diverse core team of specialists that deliver solutions to your distinct payroll issue. Our seamless cross-collaboration provides our clients (and legal counsel intermediaries) with best-in-class service directly suited to your needs and a continuous team who is used to working together for all services.
You may have the following questions around your systems efficiency and compliance:
With experience in over 100 matters across interpreting 20 Modern Awards, we bring together risk, data analytics, tax and forensics expertise to help companies and their stakeholders navigate complex Awards and meet employer pay obligations.
Additionally, we are experienced in partnering with employment law practitioners by utilising our data analytics expertise and advanced technology to deliver insights and historical pay calculations at scale according to legal advice issued.
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We’re excited to announce the return of our Forensics Forum, launching in February 2026 with a dynamic line-up of local and international experts.
In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, Partner & National Head of Forensic Consulting Alex Bell and Management Consulting Partner Chris Wong talk through the importance of independent payroll remediation reviews.
This article is the fifth and final instalment in our series where we delve into the stages of a payroll remediation project.
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