Emily Lindsay, CPA, CGMA, who has faithfully served PayrollOrg for more than 30 years in various committees and volunteer roles, was honored today with the Board of Directors Award during the 43rd Annual Payroll Congress Opening General Session.

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Payroll system technology has evolved beyond singular functionality and can be considered a strategic asset that helps organizations adapt to multinational expansion and offer integrated, data-based insights.

Welcome to Congress Today Online, PayrollOrg’s award-winning Payroll Congress online magazine. Congress Today offers readers the latest information and announcements in real-time from this year’s event.

The annual Payroll Congress allows you to participate in more than 100 educational workshops, networking events where you can make meaningful connections, general sessions featuring unforgettable speakers, and an industry Expo showcasing technologies shaping the future of payroll. This year, get in...

The 2025 Payroll Congress private community space is waiting for you on The Payroll Community.

PayrollOrg (PAYO) brings you an exciting mix of educational, informational, and motivational speakers for the 43rd Annual Payroll Congress, May 13-16.

Payroll professionals can learn from these top-rated innovators when they share how to “Power Up” with attendees at theGaylord Palms Resort and...

Attention Payroll Congress Attendees! Workshop selection is now open! Make sure to check your inbox for instructions and a complete list of all the available workshops at the 43rd Annual Payroll Congress. 

Join us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and The Payroll Community to share your answer to the daily Payroll Congress poll question Monday through today.

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