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Payroll Processing for Electrical

The Payroll Processing workflow provides electrical contractors with a reliable method for handling wages and benefits. It includes verifying labor hours, reviewing overtime, applying deductions, and preparing payroll reports. Supervisors confirm accuracy, and managers process paychecks or direct deposits. By following this workflow, electrical companies reduce errors, ensure compliance, and protect profitability. Clients benefit from motivated crews compensated fairly. Teams gain accountability through transparent payroll practices. With this workflow in place, electrical contractors can strengthen professionalism, improve efficiency, and deliver projects more reliably while maintaining accurate financial records and legal compliance.

Confirm all approved timecards have been received by the deadline

Review timecards for accuracy (regular time, overtime, PTO, holidays)

Enter or import hours into payroll software or system

Verify employee wage rates, tax withholdings, and deductions

Calculate gross pay, deductions, and net pay for each employee

Review payroll summary for errors or red flags

Get final payroll approval from designated manager or owner

Process payroll via direct deposit or paper checks

Generate and distribute pay stubs to employees

Submit tax withholdings, garnishments, and benefits contributions

Update payroll records in HR or accounting systems

Respond to employee questions or corrections promptly

File payroll reports and maintain compliance documentation

Schedule reminders for next payroll cycle and tax deadlines

Confirm all approved timecards have been received by the deadline

Review timecards for accuracy (regular time, overtime, PTO, holidays)

Enter or import hours into payroll software or system

Verify employee wage rates, tax withholdings, and deductions

Calculate gross pay, deductions, and net pay for each employee

Review payroll summary for errors or red flags

Get final payroll approval from designated manager or owner

Process payroll via direct deposit or paper checks

Generate and distribute pay stubs to employees

Submit tax withholdings, garnishments, and benefits contributions

Update payroll records in HR or accounting systems

Respond to employee questions or corrections promptly

File payroll reports and maintain compliance documentation

Schedule reminders for next payroll cycle and tax deadlines