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Challenges in Paying Employees by Salary

Posted on January 26, 2014 by Alan R. McEwen

In payroll, salaries are fixed earnings, paid for the elapse of specific time periods, commonly a pay period, month or year. The defining characteristic of salaries is they don’t depend on how much time is actually worked during these elapsed … Continue reading →

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The risk of overpaying no longer active employees

Posted on July 27, 2012 by Alan R. McEwen

Kimberley Orszulak, an HR administrator with Pattison Outdoor, asked the following on LinkedIn: How do you control the risk of overpaying an employee who has left the company as a result of a resignation/unpaid leave and where the managers may … Continue reading →

More Galleries | Tagged employee status changes, exception pay, inactive employees, overpayments, positive pay, Record of employment, salaried employees, timesheets | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: salaried employees

Challenges in Paying Employees by Salary

The risk of overpaying no longer active employees

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