If you run more than one shop

Who works in a more than one shop

• A manager at each shop who does the marking.
• Staff who sometimes move between your shops.
• A family member who checks the figures for all of them.
• You, wanting one number for the whole wage bill.

Each shop pays its own staff on its own dates, and the owner wants a single view of what it all costs.

The argument this trade has

A worker moved from your first shop to your second in the middle of the month. Both managers marked him for part of it, and the wage was paid twice for the same week.

What matters most here

1. A manager for each shop They mark. You read.
2. Groups inside a shop For counters, not for separate shops.
3. The wage bill Read each shop’s month, one after the other.

The numbers this trade knows

• Two shops with six workers each is twelve workers — inside the ₹999 band, and free today.
• One week of double-paid wages at ₹400 a day is ₹2,800.

A shop like yours

We are looking for our first more than one shop willing to be named and photographed. If that could be you, tell us — we will come to the shop, and nothing is published without your signed permission.