Biweekly Pay
Biweekly pay is a payroll schedule where employees receive their wages every two weeks, typically resulting in 26 pay periods per year.
Under this system, employees are paid on the same day every two weeks, such as every other Friday.
Biweekly pay is common for both hourly and salaried employees and provides a consistent payment schedule.
Compared to monthly or semimonthly payroll schedules, biweekly pay can make it easier for employees to budget and manage their finances, and it reduces the number of days between paychecks.
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