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Mistakes in paychecks can feel like a betrayal to employees, even if they know you didn’t mean any harm. I once saw a coworker hate coming to work after a payroll glitch undercut their last paycheck. It really affects trust and morale, shred by shred. That article https://salaryslip.org/the-true-cost-of-payroll-errors-how-a-single-mistake-can-cost-you-thousands/ —The True Cost of Payroll Errors...—does a great job explaining how much employee relations can suffer from “just one small” mistake. It also gives suggestions on quick remediation and how to sincerely apologize to rebuild trust. Reading it helped me proactively communicate with payroll staff and ensure transparency in corrections. It reminded me that payroll isn’t just about numbers—it’s about people counting on you. Since then, I make sure every correction is explained clearly and approached with humility.