Pay stubs can be more straightforward and consistent with fewer payroll dates Bi-monthly pay pros & cons Cons: You have to pay more money per check than you have to when paying on a bi-weekly basis Time-wasting on hourly processing. Since some months have 31 days and some have 30 days...
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Payroll processing costsHigher due to frequent processingLower than weekly, but higher than monthly Semi-monthly pay Organizations using semi-monthly pay schedules send payments twice a month, which leads to 24 pay periods per year. Companies set standard pay dates for every month, such as the 1s...