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Construction glossary

What is Payroll?

Payroll, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the process by which a company pays its employees for their services performed within a specified pay period. It involves determining each worker's compensation, deducting appropriate taxes and other withholdings appropriately, and ensuring the net pay is transferred to the employee. In the construction industry, payroll can be complex due to the varied forms of employments like hourly wages, salaries, or contractual pay, and irregular work patterns. Payroll processes also play an essential role in construction project budgeting and cost management because labor often constitutes an important cost component. Therefore, effective payroll management is crucial in the construction industry.

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Other construction terms

Backlog

What is a Backlog?

A Backlog in the construction industry refers to the accumulation of work orders or tasks that are yet to be completed. It is often utilized as an indicator of the volume of work that needs to be addr...
Net D

What is Net D?

Net D, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the "net deliverable" square footage or area of a constructed property. It applies to the actual usable space that remains after the subtr...
Markup

What is Markup?

Markup in the construction industry refers to the percentage increase added to the actual costs of construction projects to determine the selling price. The markup covers overhead expenses, such as ad...

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