payroll
- noun
- /ˈpeɪˌroʊl/
- The payroll department is responsible for ensuring that all employees receive their salaries on time.
- payroll deductions
- payroll cycle
- payroll system
My brother Chance is the head of payroll at Vivint.
- My brother Chance is the head of payroll at Vivint.
- OK, last one, your check is waiting for you in payroll.
- How do you handle marketing, finance, legal, leases, HR, payroll?
- So I need to have like an office and then employees and then payroll and then ACFO for some reason.
- And that was so not the case because I am the, the human resources and, you know, the payroll person and all those other things.
- So think IT legal, finance, payroll, HR, recruiting, all of that stuff supports these two other functions.
- This year they're going to handle business formation and compliance, paperwork, taxes, bookkeeping, accounting, even payroll for you.
Examples
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My brother wants this man on payroll by tomorrow morning.
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One position was managing the financial and payroll systems for a large hospital chain.
Blog text (1) -
And what that requires is you getting off the payroll, right?
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And what that requires is you getting off the payroll, right?
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Look, you just got to put her on the payroll.
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So put him on the payroll.
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I am no longer on the payroll.
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You're on the payroll now.
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The personnel department sends notice of employment and the pay rate to the payroll clerk.
Academic text (1991) -
The internal auditor distributes the payroll on the first of every month as a control measure.
Academic text (1991)
Synonyms
The part of a company that calculates and gives employees their pay
Idioms
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Etymology
Payroll comes from pay ('to give money') and roll ('a list' or 'a long paper list'). So the payroll department is the part of a company that makes the payments and keeps that list of who should be paid.