The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1974, Page 4, Image 4

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4 Your Pay It is relatively et each Assistant Dep distribute payroll cl week. Few employees, a number of peop machines are invOi The accompan) check writing?frc and the time card reveals that team e precise phase of C A' ' ;*? Ka HrHI uL' \ \ Joe McCall, Bessie' cords the hours she wo He also records and re| and change her paych and forwards it to Pay Check... 3sy and a pleasant task for artmental Superintendent to necks to his employees each however, realize that quite le and many sophisticated Ived in the payroll process, ring pictorial account of ?/77 actual work performed itself to the final check? iffort is required in this very nnton Mills operations. <1 I iS^^" Ec '*<^ TV s Assistant Superintendent, rerks each day on her time card, ports anything that would alter eck. Joe marks her time card roll and Data Processing. Bessie Queen, a Plan lar eight hour shift. She < according to the number her pay period. The Payroll Departme r>irWc for nrftrliiftinn nmrJr. other payroll employees a< this information to Data P CLOTHMAKER # i HE * \ No. 1 Weaver, works a regugets paid on a production basis of picks she has at the end of ' . -jk ? * Mr ./ ? ^Ml ^r m- v 1 m ... nt computes the number of yees. Mrs. Marie Madden and id the "pick sheets" and give rocessing.