[NorthLock]

hi guys,

just wanting to know if any of you know where i can buy a wage slip book which i can get duplicates from if so can you tell me and price if known?

im not looking for the little slips.

regards

charmaine

[Pristine Clean]

Not sure, Is this what you mean?

http://www.staples.co.uk/office-supplies/retail-supplies/business-forms-and-account-books/cash-books-and-cash-handling/wage-slips-10-x-100-sheets.

or

http://www.theofficesuppliessupermarket.com/supplies_wage_slip_pad_paye_wage_slips_89_x_127mm_100_sheet_pad_guildhall_ref_p100__pack_5___784988_72951.aspx

Also this is a free tool, not used it myself but others on here say it does the job.

http://www.payroo.com

regards


Dave

[NorthLock]

thanks dave, what do you use to give your staff wage slips?

[Griffus]

If you have 'staff' it might be worth trying Sage or something similar.

[Alan McTernan]

I have someone who does payroll let her know what is owed on Fri/sat pay the guys on Monday by bacs and then she emails me there payslips!!! Nice and easy

[Pristine Clean]

thanks dave, what do you use to give your staff wage slips?

We have a department for that. Most of our office is out sourced. Very easy. We do have a small office in Kings Hill. I rarely go to the office. I mainly work from home except when I am out on site.

They use IRIS. It can be a little expensive for small companies. Sage has a free one available as well I think. Check out there site.

http://beta.sage.co.uk/softwaresolutions

If you onlY have about 10 employees then there is one there for about £105. Could be worth a look.

with our clocking in system it keeps track of the hours and days / shift patterns and then at the end of the cycle the department prints the wage slips. Very easy and saves emailing lots of paper work off or times.

regards

Dave

[clarkson]

 hi
 google  worldpay  50 pounds a year free support takes a few minutes to set up. type in the hours, works out everything and produces pay slips on copy paper via printer all done.

 will also calculate holiday entitlement and produce p60 at the end of the year

cheers

john