Payroll Processing
Since 1989, we’ve specialized in full-service payroll processing services. Simplify your workload and have more time to manage your business when you partner with us.
Workers’ Comp Pay-As-You-Go
One of the costs of doing business is maintaining a workers’ compensation insurance policy—and if you’re paying your insurance company in two or three annual installments, it could be costing you.
Time & Attendance
As a business owner, it can be a challenge to organize time and assign available staff to tasks when you’re managing multiple employees. Stop guesstimating hours and start reducing admin errors.
Real People. Really Great Service.
You’re a business owner, not a payroll expert.
We are. And so much more.
Earn back your valuable time and save money by partnering with a company that will eliminate admin error, ensure compliance, and reduce risk while simplifying your workload.
Payroll Management is a family-owned and operated independent payroll processing, time and attendance, and tax support services provider for small and medium-sized businesses that want personalized service from real people. If you want a payroll company who’s got your back, look no further.
We’re the People Behind Payroll.
Do we need to pay our remote employees for a full day if they lose internet access for a few hours?
It depends on their status under the Fair Labor Standard Act (FLSA). Your exempt employees need to be paid their full salary for the day if they did any work before or after the outage (or both). Your nonexempt employees only need to be paid for time worked. So, if...
We are hosting an event and would like to allow our employees to bring a guest. Should we put limits on who they can invite (e.g., their spouse)?
The decision is up to you, but we don’t generally recommend limiting who can be a "plus one." Not everyone has a spouse or significant other, so allowing employees to bring whomever they want is more inclusive and inviting. They’re more likely to attend and have a...
An employee called out a few days ago by leaving a message with some vague information about being ill and hasn’t followed up since. Can we consider this a voluntary resignation and start the termination process?
Most likely not. There are many reasons why your employee might not have been in contact since leaving the original message, and since they mentioned illness, there’s a good chance their absence is protected by law. Potential protections come from the federal Family...
Payroll Management, Inc.
550 Center Street STE 1210
P.O. Box 1837
Auburn, ME 04211-1837