Question - Employees at the Dewey constructions Company enter the work they perform on job-time tickets. Most constructions sites have data input terminals that employees use to enter the time they start and stop work and the job code that represents the project they are working on. Every night the job-time ticket data for that day is sent electronically to company headquarters where it is stored until payroll is processed.

A few Construction sites are so remote that employees still fill out job-time tickets. These tickets are express mailed weekly to company headquarters where they are scanned and processes. Payroll is processed weekly. The job-time tickets are used to update the payroll database as well as the work-in-process database. Since all employees are paid electronically. No check is printed; instead, the payroll system deposits an employee's net pay in the employee's bank account. Payments are made to government tax bodies and the company handling the employee's and the company's 401 (k) plan contributions. All disbursement are accompanied by a report summarizing the disbursement. The system also produces pay stub data that is stored in a payroll transaction file that is accessible to employees over the internet.

An electronic summary report is created and sent to the payroll supervisor. Prepare a system flowchart for Dewey construction's payroll processing.