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National Payroll Week — September 1-5, 2008
National Payroll Week
celebrates the hard work by America's 156 million wage earners and
the payroll professionals who pay them. Together, through the payroll
withholding system, they contribute, collect, report and deposit
approximately $1.7 trillion, or 64.2%, of the annual revenue of
the U.S. Treasury.
Browse through these pages to learn more about your paycheck
and using the withholding system to your advantage. You’ll
also discover why NPW is an important public awareness campaign
and how to celebrate it.
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2008 NPW Merchandise
Don’t miss the last minute deals on NPW merchandise!
Get the NPW Pen for 80% off, the Lapel Pin for 60% off, the Door Hanger for $.39, plus huge savings on Balloons, and the NPW Poster.
Don’t pass up these great deals!
Voice Your Opinion
Take the "Getting Paid In America" survey! You could win a FREE paycheck and a trip for two to Las Vegas!
Share your opinions on topics like universal healthcare, identity theft, even which late night comedy host you think deserves a higher salary.
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Send the Free E-Card
Send it FREE to anyone who loves their paycheck! Send as many as you like and get the payday party started!
Put a photo of anyone you know onto a happy employee dancing for payday.
Pick a dance move and watch your friends boogie down for NPW! |
Money Matters National Education Day
Volunteer to teach teens in your community all about their paychecks,
and the withholding system on September 4!
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View the 2008 NPW Artwork
Dowload the artwork (right click to download)
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2008 Artwork
The 2008 National Payroll Week artwork was designed by Bernard Agard, an award-winning graphic designer and photographer based out of Houston.
The 2008 artwork marks Agard's second time serving as the National Payroll Week artist. Agard also designed the artwork for the 10th anniversary of NPW in 2006.
The 2008 NPW artwork can be used in your newsletters, media requests, timecards, chapter publicity, cake decorations, and other noncommercial uses. If your printshop requires an official release from the American Payroll Association to print this artwork, please click here and submit your request in writing, indicating how you plan to use the artwork. |
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