#payroll-management

#payroll-management

The Astros plan to remain competitive by potentially exceeding the luxury tax threshold again, depending on player availability and roster needs.

Astros exploring trade options for Pressly to manage payroll, complicated by his no-trade rights.

The Red Sox are pursuing Juan Soto, which could enhance their roster flexibility and financial strategy.

The Padres' trade involving Juan Soto aimed to reduce payroll and address their pitching needs.

The team focused on acquiring MLB-ready pitchers to offset the loss of Soto.

The key to fixing the Cardinals lies in strategic player acquisitions while managing their payroll effectively.

The Giants are trading Mike Yastrzemski and LaMonte Wade Jr. to cut payroll and adapt to the offseason.

The trade landscape has shifted towards a zero-sum mentality among teams.

Cercli aims to tackle payroll management and compliance challenges for businesses in the MENA region, addressing a $2 billion opportunity.

Payroll software streamlines payroll management, ensuring accuracy and compliance while saving businesses time and reducing errors.

Look for HR software in India that complies with labor laws, streamlines payroll, offers employee self-service, and includes leave/attendance management and scalability.

The New York Yankees are unlikely to sustain current payroll levels in the future, impacting potential roster moves and competitiveness for the World Series.

The New York Yankees are planning to dial back on their spending and reduce the team's payroll in upcoming seasons.

White Sox have never paid a player more than $100 million on a single contract, unlike many other teams.

General manager Chris Getz emphasizes the importance of timing and selecting the right player to make a significant financial commitment.

The Padres drastically reduced their free agent spending and payroll, focusing on trades to acquire players.

They pursued multiple notable trades including Corbin Burnes, Sal Frelick, Jarren Duran, Luis Arraez, and Jesús Luzardo.

The Diamondbacks signed Jordan Montgomery to a one-year, $25MM contract with player options, focusing on competitiveness and performance evaluation.

Arizona broke its payroll record to keep the team competitive, banking on revenue boosts from previous postseason success.

The Twins acquired Manuel Margot as a right-handed hitting outfielder, a primary focus for the team recently.

President Falvey indicated that despite the Margot acquisition, they will keep an open mind for further opportunities.

The Twins made a late move on the trade market due to payroll limitations.

The front office aimed to reduce payroll from $155MM to $125-140MM, impacting player decisions.

The Mets signed J.D. Martinez to a 1-year, $12 million deal for a designated hitter role.

The signing aligns with David Stearns' approach of not adding future payroll beyond 2024.

The Mets, under David Stearns' leadership, have shifted from potential sellers to buyers due to recent performance improvements.

Stearns expresses confidence in team performance and hints at a willingness to increase payroll if necessary.