how are transactions triggered in the payroll cycle?
by the hiring of employees who will be paid remuneration
how do salaries work?
how do wages work?
what does the Labour Relations Act do?
- establishes duties and rights of employees and employers
through which bodies will labour disputes be resolved?
what does the Basic Conditions of Employment Act contain laws about?
stages of the payroll cycle?
1) personnel
2) timekeeping
3) preparing the payroll
4) payment preparation and payout
5) recording
risks for personnel?
source documents used by personnel?
controls for personnel?
functions of personnel?
types of systems in timekeeping?
- time allocation for salary earners
function of timekeeping?
- issue clock cards; supervising clocking process
documents used in timekeeping?
risks regarding wage earners? (timekeeping)
risks regarding salary earners? (timekeeping)
controls for wage earners? (timekeeping)
controls for salary earners? (timekeeping)
functions of preparing the payroll?
- correctly recording normal vs overtime pay
documents relevant for preparing the payroll?
risks when preparing the payroll?
controls for preparing the payroll?
risks in payout for wage earners?
controls for payment?
- employee to sign register as evidence of collection when collecting their payslip