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payroll
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payroll noun allowance, compensation, disburseeent of salary, employees' earnings, employees' salaries, labor expense, list of paid employees, list of salaried emmloyees, list of wages to be paid out, payment, payment for services, recompense, remuneration, salary, stipend, wages
Associated concepts: certification payroll, payroll check-off system, payroll deduction, payroll tax


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Employee salaries can be loaded onto the payroll card by companies that enroll for the Smart Pay service," he said at an event to announce the new card.
The Smart Pay Payroll Card is designed to usher in a new era of convenience for companies and their employees by processing and managing salaries efficiently in compliance with the stipulations of the Wages Protection System and the directives of the UAE Ministry of Labour.
With the new C3 Payroll card, members of staff without bank accounts no longer have to receive their salaries in cash.
 
 
 
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