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Chapter 2

Payroll Fundamentals 1

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Employment standards legislate min. wage, overtime rates, vacation pay requirements in each jurisdiction (except CLC and ONT).
Federal Canada Labour Code, Part III (CLC) and Ontario require pay to be received according to their specified frequency.
Minimum standards established regular payday (30 days), recurring payday, at least monthly, semi-monthly, or every 16 days.
Federal Canada Labour Code, Part III (CLC) regular payday (30 days).
ONT recurring payday
AB, NT, NU at least monthly
BC, MB, NFL, NS, Sask., YT at least semi-monthly
NB, PEI, QC at least 16 days
Pay frequency Weekly, bi-weekly (60%), semi-monthly, and monthly. As long as all minimum standard requirements are met, employers can select the pay period frequency.
Salary (earning) fixed amount of earning paid per pay period.
Wages (earning) earnings based on the amount of time worked, rate per hr. or day.
Piecework (earning) pay earned per unit of production.
Shift premiums/Shift pay (earning) additional amounts paid above normal salary/wage for evening or midnight shifts. Day = 8 am - 4 pm Evening = 4 pm - midnight Midnight = midnight -8 am
Overtime (earning) dollar amount paid for time worked over normal work day or week (1.5 times). ONT = over 44 hrs./wk. NB and NFL = 1.5 times min wage. BC = 2 times regular hr. rate above 12 hrs.
Vacation pay (earning) legislated in every jurisdiction.
Sick pay (earning) amount paid when absent for work due to illness or injury. Legislated only in PEI and QC.
Sick Pay plans Formal - provide equitable sickness benefits to all employees for personal or family sick leave. Informal - no policy, is granted at employer's discretion.
Self-insured Disability Types (earnings) sick pay, short and long term disability.
Wage-loss replacement plan (WLRP) an arrangement to compensate and employee with payment for sickness, disability , maternity, or injury.
WLRP Types Short-term disability (STD) and Long-term disability (LTD).
Short-term disability (approx. 70% coverage) provide income for a predetermined period of time, absent due to illness or injury.
Long-term disability provide income for those who exhausted their short-term coverage and still unable to work full-time.
Third-party plan payments (sickness plans) administered and funded by insurance carrier. Not employment income.
Withholdings statutory deductions required by legislation.
Canada/Quebec Pension Plan (C/QPP) contributions calculated on GPTI (earnings, taxable allowances, cash and non-cash taxable benefits).
Employment Income (EI) premiums calculated on IE (earnings, taxable allowances, cash taxable benefits).
Quebec Parental Insurance Plan (QPIP) premiums calculated on IE (earnings, taxable allowances, cash taxable benefits).
Federal and Provincial income taxes based on net taxable income (earnings, taxable allowances and taxable benefits minus deductions by CRA and RQ).
Payroll tax 2% deducted at source from gross remuneration. (NT and NU).
No Payroll tax employees who don't earn more than $5,000.00/yr. (NT and NU).
Remuneration (employment income) compensation or pay for services.
Employment income earnings, allowances, benefits and taxable expense reimbursements.
Earnings dollar amounts paid for work performed. Pensionable, insurable, taxable, subject to all deductions.
Regular earnings dollar amounts paid for day-to-day duties, on a pay period basis.
Regular earning types salary, wage, piecework, self-insured disability payments, vacation pay, overtime, and shift pay.
Allowances additional dollar amounts paid for the use of personal property for business purposes.
Allowance types car, meals, uniforms, safety shoes, clothing for business reasons.
Benefits dollar values attributed to something the employer provided or paid for on behalf of the employee.
Benefit types company-leased auto for business and personal use or group term life insurance premiums.
Expense reimbursements dollar amounts paid to cover expenses incurred while on the job. Not considered in employees pay. Not income, not subject to deductions but affect net pay.
Expense reimbursement, taxable personal living expenses, taxable, subject to deductions.
Regular payment established frequency, such as weekly salary or wages.
Non-regular payment non-established frequency, bonus or retroactive adjustment.
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