Global Payroll supports worldwide payroll processing operations with application maintenance, global deployment, and management across borders. It gives you complete control over all aspects of your payroll processing operations, including statutory payroll, absence, and leave requirements. A single rules-based engine and scalable platform enable you to install and operate payrolls that fully comply with local requirements on a worldwide basis. And you can process payrolls in both a centralized and decentralized environment.

Global Payroll is a part of Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management family of applications.

Features List

Global Architecture Run payroll in a central location for multiple countries by using a single database and code line, yet enter and access payroll data from anywhere in the world.
Use our global payroll rules engine to create unlimited country extensions for your organization.
Isolate country-specific regulations, processes, reports, self-service, and user-defined rules from the core application.
Work in your preferred language.
State, calculate, and distribute an employee's pay in multiple currencies.

Integration Run PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll, Payroll for North America, and Time and Labor modules concurrently within the same database.
Leverage HR and payroll information and delivered business processes across countries.

Other Global Payroll Features Statutory and customary components specific to individual countries.
Self-service applications that enable employees and managers to access pay slip information as well as process absence requests and approvals.
Superior functionality, including the ability to specify arrears processing rules, retroactivity processing, off-cycle payroll runs, and bank-related information.

Support for Country Payrolls Asia/Pacific includes Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand, Thailand, and Singapore.
Europe includes France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Latin America includes Brazil and Mexico.
Coming soon are China and Poland.