We are loving all the holiday decorations inside and out!

Celebrate National Payroll Week!

National Payroll Week (NPW) coincides with the week of Labor Day and celebrates America’s employees and the payroll professionals who pay them. Together, through payroll withholding, we contribute, collect, report, and deposit 70% of the U.S. Treasury’s annual revenue, about $2.4 trillion per year. The American Payroll Association (APA), its local chapters, and others in the payroll industry use the week as a platform to spread awareness of the payroll withholding system, to host community services projects, and to educate others on how paychecks are calculated and how to get the most out of their pay.  Learn More!  

The annual “Getting Paid in America” survey enables the APA to gauge changing trends and attitudes towards payroll and time and attendance topics. Participants are automatically entered to win a free paycheck and a dream vacation!!!

Our Terrace Cafe was perfectly decorated for Mardi Gras, it sure made for a fun day!

Our associates put on their ugliest holiday sweaters and had a blast!

Several local vendors shared ways to conserve our beautfiul planet!  Thanks for coming out!

Breakfast with the Easter Bunny was a huge hit!  The kids played games, decorated cookies and made crafts. Thanks to Mr. Bunny for hopping on over to West Bend!

Thanks to West Bend for putting on an amazing holiday party! 

The Terrace was full of holiday cheer today as part of the River City Irregulars were here belting out the classics during lunch for our associates!  Thank you!

In pure West Bend fashion, the associates did NOT disappoint when asked to don their ugly holiday sweaters!  From lights, to tinsel, to a basket?  Really...a basket?  A huge kudos to all for their efforts and congratulations to the best of the worst:

• John Donaldson
• Pat Benvenuto
• Andrea Wulf

Our marketing department put a new twist on the traditional holiday name exchange! While each team member picked a name of someone in their department and gave the gifts to each other, in turn, those gifts will be given to charity - The Gingerbread House through The Youth and Family Project, Inc. They purchased gifts that they believe their person would have liked to play with when they were a child. Watching each person's expression as they opened was great fun. And best of all, children in need will have a happy holiday because of their generosity!