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Gross vs. Net Pay: What’s the Difference?

Patriot Software

Although it’s natural to have payroll questions when starting out, you can’t afford to get tripped up when it comes to gross vs. net pay. Knowing the difference between gross and net pay impacts employee wages, payroll withholdings, recordkeeping, and even employer laws.

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Gross pay vs. net pay: What's the difference?

PeopleKeep

Whether you employ hourly or salaried workers, you must understand the difference between gross and net pay. Understanding how certain deductions and your tax obligations factor into both gross and net pay can help you run a smooth payroll process.

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Summer hiring guide: The legalities of employing teens & family

Business Management Daily

As many of these young workers may be taking on their first job, employers must remember some important payroll considerations. First-Job Jitters It’s natural for employers and young employees to experience some jitters regarding payroll. A clear understanding of the basics can help alleviate those concerns.

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Why Paystubs Are Essential in HR Management: Compliance, Transparency, and Employee Satisfaction

Hppy

Highlighting earnings and deductions, as well as paystubs, fosters transparency and trust between employers and employees. When employees see exactly how their pay is calculated, it leads to greater satisfaction and less room for misunderstandings. Employers who provide consistent and accurate pay records demonstrate reliability.

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A Handy Guide to the Payroll Register

Patriot Software

Payroll has a lot of moving parts to keep track of: employee hours, gross pay, net pay, payroll taxes, employee deductions, employer contributions, and the list goes on. Seeing all of that information in one place would be a dream come true, right? That’s where the payroll register comes in.

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Turning Point Scotland to pay £4,000 in unfair dismissal case

Employee Benefits

Scottish social care charity Turning Point Scotland has been ordered to pay £4,000 in compensation to a former employee, after it was found to have contributed to her emotional distress. The claimant received no payment in respect of notice on termination of employment.

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What will employee motivation look like in 2024?

Employee Benefits

From ongoing talent shortages and retention challenges to changing working patterns and the current move to lure hybrid and remote workers back to the office, one thing is certain; motivation, recognition and reward will be key for employers. Wellbeing ticks both boxes.

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