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Service Contract Act payroll, correct to the cent.

RouteWage calculates SCA wages for USPS route operators across all 50 states, and keeps the employment record for every contractor, subcontractor, and employee in one place.

Every uncertain rule is flagged for review. Attorney review underway before external launch.

One driver, one biweekly pay periodSample data
Pay line and how it was worked outAmount
Salary for the periodBiweekly salary$1,615.50
Holiday pay, Labor Day8.00 h at the greater of the WD rate ($17.95) and the regular rate ($21.78)Rate reading open to interpretation. Flagged for review.$174.24
Overtime, week 28.75 h over 40 at 1.5 × $21.78$285.86
H&W cash in lieu, week 140.00 h × $5.92, capped at 40 h (footnote 1)$236.80
H&W cash in lieu, week 240.00 h × $5.92, capped at 40 h (footnote 1)$236.80
Gross pay plus H&W, before taxes$2,549.20

Generic payroll doesn't understand the Service Contract Act.

HCR and CDS operators are left to work out wage determinations, health & welfare fringe, and blended overtime by hand, where one mistake risks wage-and-hour liability and your contract standing.

What RouteWage does

SCA pay, worked out exactly. Around it, one record for every contractor, subcontractor, and employee.

SCA to the cent
Wage determinations, H&W fringe, and overtime in exact cents. No floating-point rounding, ever.
All 50 states
Every state's wage rules encoded from its primary source.
One worker record
W-2 or 1099, with the classification decision recorded and signed, plus contracts, routes, wage-determination job, and full rate history. Bank and tax details are masked; documents are stored and retained.
Stubs and reports
Compliant pay stubs and the reports you need, generated for every run.
Full audit trail
Every calculation is traceable, and every uncertain rule is flagged for review.
RouteWage pay run review showing each driver's pay lines: SCA wage determination rate, overtime, holiday pay and health & welfare cash in lieu, each with a "Why?" explanation (sample data).
Sample dataEvery pay line shows its rate and its reasoning.

Built by an operator.

RouteWage comes from a company that runs USPS routes across multiple states, not a payroll vendor guessing at how your business works.

What comes next

  • Coming soon

    Pay drivers and file taxes in one place, through a licensed payroll partner, so you can retire the second system.

  • On the roadmap

    Run your whole workforce, contractors, subcontractors, and employees, from hire to pay, in one system.

See RouteWage on your routes.

Now onboarding the first HCR and CDS operators.