payroll
/ˈpeɪ.roʊl/
noun
- A list of employees and the amount of money they are to be paid by an employer.
- The manager updated the payroll to include the new hires.
- She checked the payroll to make sure everyone's hours were recorded correctly.
- The company's payroll includes over five hundred workers.
- The total amount of money paid by a company to its employees over a period of time.
- They had to cut costs to reduce the overall payroll.
- Payroll is the largest expense for most service companies.
- The small business struggled to meet its monthly payroll during the slow season.
- The department or process responsible for calculating and distributing employee wages.
- She works in payroll, processing timesheets and issuing checks.
- He called payroll to ask about a mistake in his last paycheck.
- The payroll department sent out the tax forms to all employees.