And while legislators and lobbyists jockey around numbers — $12, $13.50, $15 — one math equation they aren’t considering is how paying workers daily versus every one ... equates to $2 million per year ...

How and when did it become the norm for businesses to pay their employees every two weeks, rather than ... of the distinction between a “pay period” and an “earnings period.” ...

As the shutdown drags into its third week, federal employees across the country are missing out on more than $2 billion in total for each pay period that ... 0.26 percent every two weeks that ...

If your state requires at least biweekly payments, you may pay employees more frequently but not less. An employer who adheres to a biweekly payroll supplies paychecks every two weeks. If you pay ...

But proponents of a new approach to payroll called "early wage access" say time's up for the traditional model of getting paid once every two weeks ... until the next pay period.