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Flexible payroll services for a multi-disciplinary business
Cheffins is a multi-disciplinary business with over 150 employees. Price Bailey play a key role in the administration of Cheffins’ payroll services, supplementing the work of our busy Accounts team. The advice they provide is both robust and accurate and the personal service we receive is second to none.
Cheffins also said:
As a business with a longstanding heritage in the Anglia region, it’s important to us to work with a business that is local and understands our history, the unique genetic make-up of the firm and our core values. Price Bailey ticks all of these boxes.
We pride ourselves on providing a first class professional and personal service to our clients and we expect a similar level of service in return from the businesses which we work with. We are delighted to have established a longstanding relationship with our Account Manager who is contactable 24/7 and knowledgeable about both our business and the support systems required to run the business. This is critical to the smooth running of the payroll services.
We have found the payroll services itself to be agile with the flexibility to make last minute changes, when circumstances invariably dictate. It has alleviated the pressure on the Accounts team, saving the firm both time and money. The system is able to adapt as our business has grown and we have found it invaluable.
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