As you may have read before, I've written the bridge applications that prepare clients' payroll for a program we use to batch load into our payroll management system. Whenever I and now my coworker, whom I'm mentoring, finish one of these bridge applications, we update a master list of all the clients we've set up and email it to the other people in the organization that need it.
The person who normally runs the batch-loading program wasn't available today, because she's printing W-2's for all of our client employees. So, the payroll specialist contacted me, and I ran it for seven of our clients. I estimate that it pulled payroll transactions for about 525 employees.
I love being able to help out in a pinch!
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Helping 525 employees get paid
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Topics: bridge application, mentoring, peo
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