Are
you worried that changes to legislation or the
expansion of your business has rendered your
payroll system obsolete?
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Or is your
concern to do with the increasing number
of pay groups you have to manage?
Carval recognises that these
are valid concerns. But with the right
software systems you could easily be spending
your time on more productive business
activities. UNIWAGE is designed to reliably
manage your payroll centrally and on your
existing Information System Platform.
And it’s a flexible system that
can handle a variety of variable input
formats and deduction types.
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This means that you can have an
unlimited number of pay elements per pay group.
Also provided that they have the same tax reference,
your employees can be conveniently transferred
from one pay group to another. This makes UNIWAGE
the ideal solution no matter what the size of
your company.
Request your UNIWAGE brochure
here, enter name and
contact details and discover how to take back
control of your management duties.
UNIWAGE can be integrated with
either other software supplier’s products,
or with Carval’s other software solutions
for personnel or
Time & attendance.
"I like Carval's
approach to pre-sales and after sales service.
Our staff can call on them anytime for assistance.
Their pro-active attitude helped us achieve
seamless HR and Payroll systems integration.
Spot on"
Kathryn Macrae, Cebal
Avoid the risk
of software obsolescence
We all worry about investing in
software today, which becomes outdated tomorrow
because of technological improvements or legislative
amendments. UNIWAGE is updated regularly, which
means that your system is kept current with
changing technology, legislation and Inland
Revenue practise.
UNIWAGE is certified to meet The
Inland Revenue Payroll Standards.

In addition to updating for Payroll
we also ensure that users of our other modules
for HR, Time and Attendance, Access Control
and Self Service are kept in line with modern
HR Practice, legislation and technology.
Click here
to claim your copy of our free report
– “The 5 Biggest Mistakes companies
make when Integrating their Human Resource Systems
– And how to avoid them”.
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