
New in the Inclusion System: Pay Grid
It’s February and as usual, the union announces a rate increase for each employee that takes effect on May 5th.
Now before you pull out the spreadsheets and begin your 26 step wage change ritual, why not give this a try?
Introducing our latest update, Pay Grid!
Through Pay Grid and our new Standard Pay Rates, you can now update all employee wages in one place.
And it doesn’t stop there! Additional rate changes for future dates can be created in advance. And once your pay period includes the effective date, the new rates will automatically be used in payroll calculations.
To learn more about Pay Grid and how it can be implemented for use in your organization, contact us at 1-866-884-3451, or via email at includables@inclusionsystem.ca.

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