Tag: Payroll
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Leicester City apologises after delaying staff wages until after Christmas
Leicester City faces backlash after delaying staff wages Leicester City Football Club has apologised after confirming it would pay staff wages on December 31, instead of the traditional pre-Christmas payday. An internal email circulated to employees explained the shift in payroll timing, noting that the wages would be processed on December 31 rather than ahead…
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Leicester City apologises after delaying employee wages until after Christmas
Controversy surrounds the club’s payroll decision Leicester City has apologised after informing staff that their wages would be paid on December 31, instead of before Christmas as had long been the practice. The internal email, which circulated among employees, outlined a schedule shift that many workers described as inconvenient and out of step with typical…
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Leicester City wage delay apology after Christmas
Leicester City apologises for delaying staff wages after Christmas Leicester City Football Club has issued an apology after a decision to delay employee wages until December 31 drew public attention and concern among staff. The move marked a break from the club’s traditional practice of paying wages ahead of the Christmas holiday, prompting questions about…
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Home Salary: Boost Provident Fund & Gratuity Contributions Under New Labour Codes
Understanding the New Labour Codes and Your Salary Starting November 21, 2025, new labour codes introduce a common framework that affects how salaries, provident funds, and gratuity are calculated. A key provision mandates that a worker’s basic salary must be 50% of the gross CTC (cost to company). This change is designed to simplify compliance,…
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Kenya’s Rising Public Debt Strains Workers’ Payslips
Overview: A nation borrowing to finance growth Kenya’s public debt is climbing toward the Sh12 trillion mark, and the ripple effects are increasingly felt on workers’ payslips. The government has leaned heavily on borrowing to fund infrastructure, social programs, and subsidies in a bid to stimulate growth. While debt can spur development, the immediate consequence…
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Trump Directs Pentagon to Pay Troops Despite Shutdown: What This Means
Overview: A move to shield troops from a shutdown impact In the midst of a prolonged federal government shutdown, President Donald Trump announced on a Saturday that he has directed the Defense Department to use all available funds to ensure that U.S. service members receive their pay on the scheduled date. The decision, conveyed via…
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Trump Uses Authority to Pay Troops Amid Government Shutdown Controversy
Trump Directs Pay for Troops Amid Shutdown Debate President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he was exercising his authority as Commander in Chief to ensure U.S. military personnel receive their pay next week, despite the ongoing federal government shutdown. In a post attributed to the president, he stated that Secretary of War Pete…
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Israel Salary Delay on Yom Kippur Boosts Bank Revenue
Overview: Israel’s October payroll faces an unusual delay The current year features a noteworthy Israel salary delay caused by Yom Kippur overlapping with the typical payroll cycle. This year, the eve of Yom Kippur falls on October 1, the day when many Israelis expect to receive September wages. Unfortunately, because the Bank of Israel’s payments…
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Payroll Delays on Yom Kippur: Why Israeli Banks Profit This Year
Payroll delays on Yom Kippur: what happens when the holiday collides with payday In Israel, the timing of paid salaries can collide with religious and public holidays. This year, Yom Kippur begins on the evening of October 1, a Friday. For many workers, the September salary was scheduled to land on that day. However, the…
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Why Israeli Banks Profit From Delayed Salaries on Yom Kippur
Introduction: a timing quirk that benefits banks In Israel, the convergence of a major religious holiday and the payroll calendar is revealing an unexpected flank of the banking system’s revenue. When the eve of Yom Kippur falls on October 1, many employees expect their September salaries to be in their accounts that same day. However,…