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Earnings & Compensation
Base Pay
Earnings-and-Compensation
Core compensation amount before overtime, bonuses, commissions, or other variable payroll earnings are added.
Read more about Base Pay.
Earnings & Compensation
Bonus
Earnings-and-Compensation
Variable compensation added outside regular pay, often with different payroll timing or withholding attention.
Read more about Bonus.
Earnings & Compensation
Commission
Earnings-and-Compensation
Variable earnings tied to sales or production measures rather than fixed salary or ordinary wages.
Read more about Commission.
Earnings & Compensation
Earnings & Compensation
Earnings-and-Compensation
Salary, wages, hourly pay, bonuses, commissions, overtime, and other earnings lines that feed payroll.
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Earnings & Compensation
Hourly Rate
Earnings-and-Compensation
Pay rate per hour used to calculate regular earnings and many premium payroll amounts.
Read more about Hourly Rate.
Earnings & Compensation
Overtime Pay
Earnings-and-Compensation
Extra payroll earnings for eligible overtime hours, distinct from regular wages, bonuses, and holiday pay.
Read more about Overtime Pay.
Earnings & Compensation
Salary
Earnings-and-Compensation
Fixed compensation payroll spreads across pay periods rather than calculating from hours worked each run.
Read more about Salary.
Earnings & Compensation
Shift Premium
Earnings-and-Compensation
Extra payroll pay for specific shifts or working conditions, distinct from overtime and base pay.
Read more about Shift Premium.
Earnings & Compensation
Wages
Earnings-and-Compensation
Payroll earnings term often tied to hours worked, distinct from salary and from take-home pay.
Read more about Wages.