Possibly the most useless customer…
Possibly the most useless customer service agents in the industry. Avoid at all costs. Use ADP or something; they can't be as bad as these guys.
9 February 2023
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50 years of experience you can rely on. Paychex Europe has been a partner for payroll and HR professionals since 1972. With decades of hands-on experience across industries and countries, our systems are built to handle complexity, adapt to change, and deliver dependable results – day after day.
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Engholm Parkvej 8, 3450, Allerød, Denmark
- marketing.dk@paychex.eu
- paychex.eu
4.6
Excellent
54 reviews
Replied to 33% of negative reviews
Typically replies within 2 weeks
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