those using cheques remains constant and the number paying by cash has increased slightly.
Payroll Processing In other results, the research showed that there has been a steady decline in the number of weekly payrolls processed, from a high of 44 per cent in 2008/09 down to its current level of 31 per cent. The CIPP expects this to decline even further over the next 12 months as a potential consequence of the extra administration burden RTI brings to weekly payrolls. It was also noted that the number of payrolls employing only one person has increased by 10 per cent, whilst the number of payrolls employing between one and five employees has dropped significantly, from 48 per cent in 2011/12 to this year’s result of 35 per cent. Karen Thomson, Associate Director of Policy, Research and Strategic Visibility added: “This is the fifth year that the CIPP’s Policy Team has surveyed its members to understand the long term trends affecting employee payslips and this year has really thrown up some surprises for us. “In particular the number of online payslips decreasing, as we had predicted to see the opposite occur this year, and for us this is definitely an area to watch. In addition, it’s also interesting to see the number of weekly payrolls being processed as the pressure of RTI hits. We’ll certainly be interested to see how automatic enrolment adds to their administration in next year’s survey.” Unsurprisingly, the last working day of the month remains the most popular pay day for monthly payrolls, with Friday retaining that accolade for weekly payrolls.
You can view the full report from the following link: Annual Payroll Survey findings
CIPP Payslip statistic survey 2013/14
26 February 2013
The CIPP Policy team have launched their annual payslip statistic survey and would value your input.
As you will recall the CIPP Policy team has been running the annual payslip statistic survey since 2008. The information you provide helps the team and the CIPP understand the latest trends in respect of pay frequencies, payment methods and payslip distribution. The survey closes at midnight 31 March 2014 and whilst we appreciate this is a busy time of year for all payroll professionals we are grateful for your time and would welcome your support by answering the questions.
We estimate the survey should take you no more than 15 minutes to complete. Thank you.
The changing landscape of Payroll
26 March 2014
The CIPP has started a LinkedIn ‘round table’ debate that will be transcribed and take pride of place in the June edition of our Payroll Professional magazine.
Samantha Mann, Senior Policy & Research Officer has started a discussion called ‘ The changing landscape of Payroll’ .
CIPP Policy News Journal
16/04/2014, Page 57 of 519
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