[imroot]

This is a little bit different from the accounting 13 month calendar -- an "Adjustment" month that usually falls in the next FY that the accounting/auditors can do adjustments and still have 'true' dates on everything.

Honestly, having another month to pay bills (and you know that nobody's going to pro-rate everything down to 13 months) isn't really appealing right now, nor would the additional overhead of two more payroll cycles.

Logically, it makes sense, though.

[redblacktree]

For what it's worth, I'm already paid for 26 pay cycles each year, and I work at a company of 30k+.