Wage Calculator Excel

Define your staff roster schedules and calculate your wage costs with ease.

The Wage Calculator allows you to define roster schedules and will automatically calculate associated wage costs by staff, Area, and Department for each day, and the week. It uses a base wage and up to six additional wage loadings to determine the wage structure. Wage classifications, and staff can be freely added. The roster format is by Department and Area, with two staff work periods per day to accommodate split shifts. Department, Area and staff can be configured to suit almost any business strucure and size. Once you have set up your wage and roster frame work you can easily allocate staff to work periods to build your weekly roster and at the click of a button calculate wage costs by day and week. Standard Excel print functions are available providing flexible print formats. Using the Wage Calculator you can define your staff roster schedules and calculate your wage costs with ease.

Changes: Evaluation Mode with Excel 2007 and Excel 97-2003 versions.

Minimum requirements: Microsoft Excel

Operating system: Win2000,Win98,WinOther,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP,Other

Program URL: http://www.bizpeponline.com/WageCalculator.html

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