Payroll Records: Documentation created and maintained by the employer, which contains information regarding hours worked, salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, vacation/sick pay, contributions to qualified health and pension plans, net pay and deductions for all employees on the employer’s payroll for the year.

 

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Payroll Records: Documentation created and maintained by the employer, which contains information regarding hours worked, salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, vacation/sick pay, contributions to qualified . . . View Full Definition

Personnel Records: All information pertaining to individual employees, which is collected and maintained by the employer and is essential to the employer for handling various employment-related matters.

Public Records: Records which by law give constructive notice of matters relating to property.

Payroll Deduction: An amount subtracted from a paycheck as the government requires or the employee requests. Mandatory deductions include various taxes. Voluntary deductions include loan payments or deposits i . . . View Full Definition

Payroll: The total wages, not including benefits, paid by a business during each forecast year.

Cost Records: All the costs associated with the goods or services that were sold during a specified accounting period, including materials, labor, and overhead.

Akashic Records: The memory of nature. Akashic is a Sanskrit term referring to the etheric substratum of the universe. A permanent record of every event, sound, sight, or thought that has occurred during the . . . View Full Definition

Daily Work Records: A daily log of job tasks being performed by individual employees over a certain period of time. Used often as a form of job analysis.

Open Records: Accessibility to own adoption records by each member of the triad. This includes access to identifying information.

Workforce Analysis: A listing of each job title as the title appears in applicable collective bargaining agreements or payroll records ranked from the lowest paid to the highest paid within each department incl . . . View Full Definition