Everyone was dressed to impress during Wednesday night’s costume contest, where attendees flaunted their fashions to their peers once again in a live venue at Payroll Congress. Winners were chosen in these categories: Artistic; Scientific; Luminescent; Experimental; and Duo or Group.
The second “C” has been deployed and carefully hidden. Who will have the sharpest eye today?
See photos from Wednesday's General Session and more at PayrollOrg's 41st Annual Payroll Congress in Denver.
{% module_block module "widget_1684357785925" %}{% module_attribute "label" %}Image Slider{% end_module_attribute %}{% module_attribute "path" %}@hubspot/image_slider_gallery{%...Sharon Tayfield and Neil Pinches delivered an engaging seminar, "The Journey from Exploration to Implementation for a Global Payroll Solution" at this year's Payroll Congress. The duo provided an end-to-end journey through the project lifecycle, making it the perfect guide for payroll professionals...
It’s no secret that what society has long considered a traditional work environment has evolved into something a whole lot different in the 2020s.
Carolyn Hayden-Garner, CPP, was a little disappointed when she was hired at the Dallas Independent School District as a payroll accountant. After spending a few years as an accounting supervisor, she was worried that taking a non-supervisory role would be a setback for her career.
In 1975, direct deposit programs were introduced as a convenient way for employers to pay their employees without issuing physical checks.
If you need to unwind for a bit during Payroll Congress Day 2, grab a copy of Congress Today and stop by the Networking Lounge to read your magazine, relax, and participate in fun activities.
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Two payroll professionals who’ve displayed outstanding leadership and who’ve continually gone above and beyond to help other payroll professionals become better at what they do were honored on May 17.
