How else might you be overpaying employees by not accurately tracking time? Human error - the simple math errors employees make when accounting for their work times. American Payroll Association estimates the average error rate on manual time cards to be between and 2 and 8%. A modest error rate of 2% for 4 employees paid $10/hr costs you $128/mo. But, you may ask, if they are simple math errors, aren't the errors just as likely to favor the employer as the employee? Not according to the APA. The majority of errors in manual timekeeping favors the employee.
A reliable automated timekeeper eliminates errors at minimal cost.
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