Sunset Manor - Payroll

Case Study: Ohio Catholic Credit Union

After working with an unfriendly HR solution that outgrew their business needs and made running reports challenging, Ohio Catholic Credit Union turned to Paycor for help. Now, the HR team can easily create the reports they need and extract the right data to share with the Bureau of Labor Statistics and senior leaders. Best of all, the enhanced reporting capabilities has saved the VP of HR 20 minutes each time she generates a report. Check out the case study below and discover why Ohio Catholic Credit Union trusts their most critical people management and payroll needs to Paycor.

Webinar: Feature Focus: Manage Access (Paycor Customers)

Find out how you can leverage Paycor's Manage Access to it's full potential. You will learn how to create and assign roles and privileges in the system based on responsibilities.

Case Study: Capital Brewery

Complicated reporting, poor customer service and the feeling that they just didn’t have control over the HR functions they really needed led Capital Brewery in Madison, Wis., to seek a payroll and time and attendance solution that provide an efficient and seamless experience. “Partnering with Paycor saves us time. It allowed us to create the reports we need and made onboarding so easy,” said Capital Brewery accountant Dawn Westhoff. “From requesting time off, processing payroll or just answering HR questions, Paycor is helping us handle everything professionally.”

Franchise Payroll: Answering Tough Questions

It’s no secret that payroll for franchisees and franchisors can be a hodgepodge of confusion. Who’s responsible for payroll? Often, it’s a toss-up. With so much confusion it’s easy to fall victim to major fines and penalties. That’s why it’s so important to get payroll right. If you’re one of the lucky few (a franchise with a built-in payroll provider as part of the franchise agreement), great! But if not, you may be left with tedious HR tasks that take your focus away from your customers. Before we dive deeper, let’s identify the players in the game. “Employer” “Franchisor” and “Franchisee” Who’s Who? Owning a franchise is similar in many ways to running an independent small business, such as a restaurant or dry cleaners. One of the...