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About Us

Payme provides a variety of services designed to fit
the specific needs of all contractors and agencies.

We offer clear and compliant contracting and payroll services

After seeing a gap in the market for a compliant payroll company, Payme was founded in 2012 by John Patrick, following 25 years he had spent working in the recruitment industry.

Soon after Payme was established, John was joined by Alison Jolly as Operations Manager and Andrew Mitchell as Sales/Director.



Over the last decade, Payme has developed a reputation for high levels of customer service amongst its clients, who include self-employed contractors in the construction, rail and industrial sectors, as well as providing PAYE umbrella services to recruitment agencies, and fully-managed payroll outsourcing to businesses of any size, in any sector.

We are now a team of 30, with offices based in Wetherby.

Testimonials

  • Their knowledge of both the recruitment sector and employment law has been second to none.
    Their knowledge of both the recruitment sector and employment law has been second to none.

    We are well advised by Payme's management team who regularly conduct service reviews and update us on any forthcoming legislation and changes within the CIS/Umbrella market in general. I can highly recommend Payme as a professional payroll intermediary company and as such, would be happy to have a conversation with similar businesses to confirm the above.

    Julian Gryckiewicz, Head of Payroll and Compliance
  • We have utilised Payme CIS and Umbrella payroll services for many years.
    We have utilised Payme CIS and Umbrella payroll services for many years.

    Payme were introduced to us over 5 years ago and we have worked exclusively with them to this date. On any given week, we could have in excess of 300 operatives that require payment and Payme has never had any issues accommodating this requirement.

    John Cheeseman, Managing Director - CRS

Blogs

Will the Budget Entice the Over 50s Back Into Work?
14th April 2023

The UK is experiencing a severe skills shortage, with around 2.5 million more skilled workers needed to enable the economy to succeed. 13.3% of businesses report a shortage of workers, as of November 2022, according to Government figures. The industries feeling the pinch most are accommodation and food services (35.5%), and construction (20.7%), but there are also vacancies for nurses, pharmacists, vets, care workers, engineers, secondary school teachers and graphic designers that simply can’t be filled. This is not only having a devastating effect on employers – according to the Open University employers’ costs have risen by over £6 billion due to the skills shortage – but also on the wider economy – the Learning and Work Institute estimates that the situation will cost the country £120 billion by 2030.

Why More Public Sector Workers Are Turning to Umbrella Companies
30th March 2023

It’s estimated that around 5.8 million people in the UK work in the public sector – that’s around 17% of the working population – and many of these people are now turning to umbrella companies as an employer. We look at why, and what advantages this method of working offers them.

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