Company Profile

"Payroll World is the only payroll magazine I make sure I find time to read. It keeps me up to date with a large variety of issues, including changes in legislation, best practices, and danger areas. Its easy to read, and so many times I find myself relating to what is written. Since reading your mag we've introduced better HR & Payroll procedures, we're much happier completing P11Ds, we successfully filed year end returns online with no problems, and we've even introduced cyclist breakfasts, easter eggs and annual parties including gifts all round.....Thanks Payroll World!" Paula Lord, Schroff

Payroll World is an invaluable source of up to date payroll news, views, jobs and legislation and is read by over 60,000 UK payroll/HR professionals.

In addition to publishing a monthly magazine and regular e-bulletins, Payroll World provides payroll legislation updates and support to companies such as Capita Business Services. Payroll World runs a number of in-house and open payroll training courses for both small and major UK bureaux, government departments, companies and individuals.

Chris Fitzgerald

Chris Fitzgerald launched Payroll World, in 2001. Chris previously set up 'The Payroller' in 1990, the first payroll magazine. In 1993, 'The Payroller' was re-launched as 'PAY' magazine and in 1994 Gee Publishing acquired the magazine. Chris launched the 'Gee Payroll Awards' in 1995. After leaving Gee in 1997, Chris won the 'Jean Strathearn Award' for services to the payroll industry.

Payroll World is now a major influence to payroll professionals, delivering practical and intelligent comment and a range of services to all those involved with processing payrolls.

	Philip Whiteley

Philip Whiteley, editor of Payroll World, is an experienced journalist and author, specialising in personnel, leadership and management.

He is the author of four books: 'Complete Leadership', co-authored with business coach Susan Bloch; 'Unshrink', written with customer service guru Max Mckeown; 'Motivation', and 'People Express'. He writes a weekly column in The Times on executive pay, and is a former news editor of Personnel Today, where his team broke numerous stories, including the outsourcing of BP's personnel services and a Government u-turn on working time law.