Payroll Nightmares

When Small Mistakes Become Big Problems

Payroll mistakes happen. But some mistakes can cost your business a whole lot more than a corrected paycheck.

Join CEDR for a free, live webinar where we’ll break down real-world payroll and timekeeping mistakes that can expose employers to back pay, penalties, wage claims, and other costly compliance problems.

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

11:00 am MST


45-minute webinar + 15-minute live Q&A

Free to attend

Save Your Spot

This webinar is completely free. Register below to reserve your spot for Payroll Nightmares.

What You’ll Learn

Payroll is incredibly detail-oriented—and seemingly small errors can create big problems when they affect multiple employees or continue unnoticed over time.

During this webinar, we’ll cover:

  • Common payroll mistakes that can cost employers thousands, including classification, final pay, bonuses, deductions, and benefit errors.

  • Timekeeping practices that create unnecessary risk, from rounding and automatic meal deductions to inaccurate clock-in and clock-out processes.

  • Real-world cases and employer scenarios that show how quickly payroll errors can turn into back pay, penalties, wage claims, or litigation.

  • Why outsourcing payroll doesn’t eliminate employer responsibility—and what your payroll provider should be helping you catch.

  • How to correct payroll mistakes the right way so your fix doesn’t create an even bigger compliance problem.

Real Mistakes. Real Consequences. Practical Solutions.

You don’t have to become a payroll expert—but you do need systems and support that help you spot problems before they turn into payroll nightmares.

We’ll show you where employers commonly get tripped up, what warning signs to watch for, and how the right payroll and timekeeping processes can reduce your risk.

Meet Your Speaker

Grace Godlasky

Compliance Analyst

CEDR HR Solutions

Plus! You’ll get a free downloadable resource.

Everyone who attends will receive a downloadable payroll resource designed to help you put what you learned into practice and identify potential problem areas in your own processes.