Ad-hoc Payroll Input

Ad-hoc payroll input refers to the process of adding or processing payroll input on an irregular or one-time basis. 

Some of the examples of Ad-hoc inputs are - 

• Annual Bonus, which is a financial incentive or reward provided to employees by their employer on an annual basis. It is a form of additional compensation beyond the regular salary or wages and is typically based on individual or company performance, or a combination of both 
• Incentive, which is something offered to motivate or encourage a desired behavior, action, or outcome 
• Joining Bonus, which is also known as a hiring bonus, is an incentive offered to a newly hired employee as an enticement to accept a job offer and join a company 
• Retention Bonus, which is an incentive offered to employees to encourage them to stay with a company for a specific period of time 
• Reward 
• Other Earnings 
• Other Deductions