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Changes to Pay Schedule

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Reviewed Date: May 15, 2017

Original Author: 
Jones, Bonnie
Date of Material: 
Aug 23, 2012


Subjects:
Personnel--Schedules and shifts
Personnel--Compensation

Changes to Pay Schedule

Summary: 
MTAS was asked about transitioning to a new payday date; the work week currently ends on Saturday, but Friday is payday.

Knowledgebase-Changes to Pay ScheduleFrom: Jones, Bonnie Curran
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2012 2:56 PM
To: 'cityrecorder@eaglevilletn.com'
Cc: Deem, Dana
Subject: RE: Payday

MTAS was asked about changing the “Payday” date. This Friday is “payday.” The work week ends on Saturday. The city can think about “holding back” pay for a week – or, since most are paid bi-weekly, to “hold back” pay for two weeks. The city will also need to consider when to start this process, what kind of burden it might place on those in the transition, and the seasonal park concession stand workers.

Using holding back a week provides necessary time for any adjustments. Let me check around and see if we have done any surveys on this.

This is an older letter, but much of it would still apply if not all. See attached.

Thanks,
Bonnie

Bonnie C. Jones, M.A.Ed.| Human Resources Consultant | TheUniversity of Tennessee- Institute for Public Service | p: 865.974.0083 | f: 865.974.0423 | bonnie.jones@tennessee.edu|www.mtas.tennessee.edu 

Reference Document(s): 
PDF icon payroll_cycles.pdf

Attachment(s):
PDF icon Changes to Pay Schedule.pdf

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