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Council authorizes Paycor payroll contract to reduce staff payroll workload
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Sullivan authorized the City Treasurer to execute a Paycor agreement to handle payroll processing, tax filings, W-2s and related tasks; Treasurer Waggoner said the service will save staff time and includes a one-time setup fee and per-employee billing.
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The City Council unanimously authorized Treasurer Waggoner Jan. 12 to execute an agreement with Paycor for payroll processing and related services. Waggoner said Paycor would handle payroll processing, tax filings, quarterly and annual reports, W-2s, garnishments, and electronic pay stubs, and that the system would reduce staff time spent on payroll and allow monthly cancellation if needed.
Council members discussed cost-effectiveness and time savings and supported the transition. Commissioner Abbey Sherwood moved and Commissioner Doug Shook seconded the motion; the roll call vote was 5–0 to approve the agreement.
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