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Workers’ Compensation: What’s payroll got to do with it?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

.); "total amount paid to employees over a period," hence, via records-keeping, "list of employees receiving pay." [ See [link] ] Today, the word “payroll” more often than not refers to the department or system that manage employer costs for a range of employee compensation components. Wages and salaries cost employers $25.22

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How Salary Agreements are made in Australia

Global People Strategist

Common practice in Australia states that annual salaries may be paid as long as these salaries satisfy minimum weekly wages, overtime hours, weekend pay, and any other penalty rates or annual leave as specified by the Australian labor code. Additionally, it is up to the employer to track the hours that the employee works each day.

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6 must-have policies for a strong employee handbook

Insperity

Laws prohibiting discrimination are enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. You also want to cover your legal bases by explaining things like payroll deductions, overtime, the Family and Medical Leave Act and the workers’ compensation policy. These include but are not limited to: Age. Race/color. Disability.

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Cambodia: Labor Law Amendment on ‘Seniority Payment’

Global People Strategist

employment contracts without a fixed expiration date, or UDCs), and replaces it with an ongoing requirement for employers to pay employees a new “seniority payment.” employment contracts with a fixed expiration date). employment contracts with a fixed expiration date). Changes on Seniority Payment Implemented.

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How prepared is your workplace for the week after Super Bowl?

HR Digest

This extensive feast records a downside yearly – employers lose billions of dollars on the week following big games due to poor productivity. Employers are reacting differently to this phenomenon. Employers who can afford should consider allowing workers to report late on the Monday following Super Bowl, he added.