Hi All,
My question is, if a company opens accounts for all its employees and pays salaries by transferring the amount to their respective accounts, is it necessary for the salary register to be signed by each employee? Additionally, do employees receive salary slips?
I am hoping for some insightful responses from you, friends.
Thanks,
From India, Surat
My question is, if a company opens accounts for all its employees and pays salaries by transferring the amount to their respective accounts, is it necessary for the salary register to be signed by each employee? Additionally, do employees receive salary slips?
I am hoping for some insightful responses from you, friends.
Thanks,
From India, Surat
Instead of getting the signatures of employees, put the relevant account numbers. This will suffice the requirement. You have to provide the salary slip, even though it is paid through bank.
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
The salary slips can be mailed to all employees. It is a must to give salary slips to all employees. You can create a website with the help of your IT department, on which the portal can be the same, and every employee can view their salary slip online. You can provide unique login IDs and a default password to start with, which can be changed later by them. You can become the administrator of the same.
It is not necessary for employees to sign the salary register; it needs to be controlled and validated by HR and Finance departments only.
Regards,
Runa
From India, Delhi
It is not necessary for employees to sign the salary register; it needs to be controlled and validated by HR and Finance departments only.
Regards,
Runa
From India, Delhi
Hi Prashant,
When you are crediting salary to an account, it is not required to take a sign on the register. However, the company should provide a salary slip to the employee to understand the detailed calculation of the salary with deductions. The sign on the register is for record-keeping purposes, but when transferring the amount to the employee's account, the transfer details can be obtained from the company's account itself, so there is no need to sign the register.
If you have any queries, feel free to contact me at 9824013689.
Regards,
Shaival Tiwari
From India, Mumbai
When you are crediting salary to an account, it is not required to take a sign on the register. However, the company should provide a salary slip to the employee to understand the detailed calculation of the salary with deductions. The sign on the register is for record-keeping purposes, but when transferring the amount to the employee's account, the transfer details can be obtained from the company's account itself, so there is no need to sign the register.
If you have any queries, feel free to contact me at 9824013689.
Regards,
Shaival Tiwari
From India, Mumbai
When Pay slip providing by u and salary trasfer in respective a/c than employees signature is not naccessry but u will put bank or a/c no in signature colum in salary ragister. Mukesh saini
From India, Bareli
From India, Bareli
Hi Prashant,
If you are crediting salary to the employee's respective account, it is not necessary to take the employee's signature in the salary register. However, you must provide a salary slip.
Thanks & Regards,
Dipali Lakhani
From India, Ahmadabad
If you are crediting salary to the employee's respective account, it is not necessary to take the employee's signature in the salary register. However, you must provide a salary slip.
Thanks & Regards,
Dipali Lakhani
From India, Ahmadabad
It is advisable to obtain acknowledgements of salary paid to the employees, and it is safe in all respects. Moreover, if the establishment is covered under the Shop Act, the labor inspectorate may stress that.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
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