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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2025 · 50 MIN

24 or 26 Paychecks? The Payroll Debate Every Pro Needs to Hear!

from It's About Payroll · host WRKdefined

In this week’s episode, Brian and Walt dive into one of the most frequently asked payroll questions: Should you pay employees 24 or 26 times a year? Tune in as they weigh the pros and cons of each pay cycle—from budgeting challenges and cash-flow considerations to employee satisfaction and compliance concerns. They also touch on: W-2 Distribution Reminders: How to handle late arrivals and why going digital might be safer. I-9 Compliance Updates: What remote verification changes mean for your onboarding process. Financial Fitness Tips: Sticking to goals, cutting back on takeout, and dabbling in small investments. Payroll Best Practices: Communication strategies, stakeholder buy-in, and timing your pay-cycle switch for minimal disruption. Whether you’re an HR leader, a seasoned payroll pro, or a curious business owner, this episode offers practical advice, real-life anecdotes, and the latest industry news. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more payroll insights every week! https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250129064168/en/Experian-Launches-Virtual-Service-to-Streamline-Form-I-9-Compliance http://www.timetrakgo.com/

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