Definition of payslip in English:

payslip

nounˈpeɪslɪpˈpeɪˌslɪp

British

A note given to an employee when they have been paid, detailing the amount of pay given, and the tax and insurance deducted.
Example sentencesExamples
- I found something that looked like a payslip for one of my neighbours.
- The Claimant's payslips referred to his ‘total gross pay to date’.
- First there's the office, otherwise known as the bedroom floor, where all bills, mortgage statements and payslips can be placed.
- I've sent every document you can think of - payslips, my old passport, tax forms, employers' letters.
- Even better, it allows me to look at all of my past payslips and my pension payments.
- Next, gather together all your latest statements, bills, receipts and payslips and then create a Statement of Affairs.
- Letters have just gone out with our payslips informing us of our annual pay increase.
- They will see a new employers' name on their payslips and a new name on headed notepaper and signage around buildings.
- The immigration officials require payslips and proof of work.
- Payroll software must allow employers to print the employees' payslips on customised forms or on A4 paper.
- These extra pension payments are easy to arrange, as the money is taken directly from your pay and will appear on your payslip.
- Most institutions will accept a photocopy of a payslip, a P60 or a letter from your employer with your PPSN number on it.
- I'm not great at looking at my own payslips or personal bank statements, but none the less I am not reckless with my money.
- During the 1977 strike, firemen recall the police waving their overtime payslips in front of the picket lines.
- Her mother knows how much Grace earns because she opened her first payslip to find out.
- Problems include overpayments, underpayments and incorrect bank account details appearing on payslips.
- A senior official, at this late hour, demanded our past month's payslips stating that we receive pensions at this paypoint.
- Many employers operate group schemes and deduct the contribution from the employee's payslip.
- You simply put in any adjustments such as overtime or commission, then push a couple of buttons, and a payslip with the correct net amount is produced.
- The paperwork was difficult and filled with value judgements - how long do you need to keep payslips for a job you left four years ago?

Definition of payslip in US English:

payslip

nounˈpāˌslipˈpeɪˌslɪp

British

A note given to an employee when they have been paid, detailing the amount of pay given, and the tax and insurance deducted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Problems include overpayments, underpayments and incorrect bank account details appearing on payslips.
- Many employers operate group schemes and deduct the contribution from the employee's payslip.
- The Claimant's payslips referred to his ‘total gross pay to date’.
- Most institutions will accept a photocopy of a payslip, a P60 or a letter from your employer with your PPSN number on it.
- A senior official, at this late hour, demanded our past month's payslips stating that we receive pensions at this paypoint.
- During the 1977 strike, firemen recall the police waving their overtime payslips in front of the picket lines.
- I'm not great at looking at my own payslips or personal bank statements, but none the less I am not reckless with my money.
- These extra pension payments are easy to arrange, as the money is taken directly from your pay and will appear on your payslip.
- You simply put in any adjustments such as overtime or commission, then push a couple of buttons, and a payslip with the correct net amount is produced.
- First there's the office, otherwise known as the bedroom floor, where all bills, mortgage statements and payslips can be placed.
- Even better, it allows me to look at all of my past payslips and my pension payments.
- Her mother knows how much Grace earns because she opened her first payslip to find out.
- Next, gather together all your latest statements, bills, receipts and payslips and then create a Statement of Affairs.
- The paperwork was difficult and filled with value judgements - how long do you need to keep payslips for a job you left four years ago?
- The immigration officials require payslips and proof of work.
- Payroll software must allow employers to print the employees' payslips on customised forms or on A4 paper.
- Letters have just gone out with our payslips informing us of our annual pay increase.
- I found something that looked like a payslip for one of my neighbours.
- They will see a new employers' name on their payslips and a new name on headed notepaper and signage around buildings.
- I've sent every document you can think of - payslips, my old passport, tax forms, employers' letters.

单词	payslip
释义	Definition of payslip in English: payslip nounˈpeɪslɪpˈpeɪˌslɪp British A note given to an employee when they have been paid, detailing the amount of pay given, and the tax and insurance deducted. Example sentencesExamples I found something that looked like a payslip for one of my neighbours. The Claimant's payslips referred to his ‘total gross pay to date’. First there's the office, otherwise known as the bedroom floor, where all bills, mortgage statements and payslips can be placed. I've sent every document you can think of - payslips, my old passport, tax forms, employers' letters. Even better, it allows me to look at all of my past payslips and my pension payments. Next, gather together all your latest statements, bills, receipts and payslips and then create a Statement of Affairs. Letters have just gone out with our payslips informing us of our annual pay increase. They will see a new employers' name on their payslips and a new name on headed notepaper and signage around buildings. The immigration officials require payslips and proof of work. Payroll software must allow employers to print the employees' payslips on customised forms or on A4 paper. These extra pension payments are easy to arrange, as the money is taken directly from your pay and will appear on your payslip. Most institutions will accept a photocopy of a payslip, a P60 or a letter from your employer with your PPSN number on it. I'm not great at looking at my own payslips or personal bank statements, but none the less I am not reckless with my money. During the 1977 strike, firemen recall the police waving their overtime payslips in front of the picket lines. Her mother knows how much Grace earns because she opened her first payslip to find out. Problems include overpayments, underpayments and incorrect bank account details appearing on payslips. A senior official, at this late hour, demanded our past month's payslips stating that we receive pensions at this paypoint. Many employers operate group schemes and deduct the contribution from the employee's payslip. You simply put in any adjustments such as overtime or commission, then push a couple of buttons, and a payslip with the correct net amount is produced. The paperwork was difficult and filled with value judgements - how long do you need to keep payslips for a job you left four years ago? Definition of payslip in US English: payslip nounˈpāˌslipˈpeɪˌslɪp British A note given to an employee when they have been paid, detailing the amount of pay given, and the tax and insurance deducted. Example sentencesExamples Problems include overpayments, underpayments and incorrect bank account details appearing on payslips. Many employers operate group schemes and deduct the contribution from the employee's payslip. The Claimant's payslips referred to his ‘total gross pay to date’. Most institutions will accept a photocopy of a payslip, a P60 or a letter from your employer with your PPSN number on it. A senior official, at this late hour, demanded our past month's payslips stating that we receive pensions at this paypoint. During the 1977 strike, firemen recall the police waving their overtime payslips in front of the picket lines. I'm not great at looking at my own payslips or personal bank statements, but none the less I am not reckless with my money. These extra pension payments are easy to arrange, as the money is taken directly from your pay and will appear on your payslip. You simply put in any adjustments such as overtime or commission, then push a couple of buttons, and a payslip with the correct net amount is produced. First there's the office, otherwise known as the bedroom floor, where all bills, mortgage statements and payslips can be placed. Even better, it allows me to look at all of my past payslips and my pension payments. Her mother knows how much Grace earns because she opened her first payslip to find out. Next, gather together all your latest statements, bills, receipts and payslips and then create a Statement of Affairs. The paperwork was difficult and filled with value judgements - how long do you need to keep payslips for a job you left four years ago? The immigration officials require payslips and proof of work. Payroll software must allow employers to print the employees' payslips on customised forms or on A4 paper. Letters have just gone out with our payslips informing us of our annual pay increase. I found something that looked like a payslip for one of my neighbours. They will see a new employers' name on their payslips and a new name on headed notepaper and signage around buildings. I've sent every document you can think of - payslips, my old passport, tax forms, employers' letters.
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