To examine in detail the weekly payroll figures of all employees, one would look at

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The payroll register is a document that summarizes the payroll information for each pay period, including the name and number of hours worked by each employee, gross and net pay, and deductions. It provides an overview of the weekly payroll figures for all employees.

B, C, D, and E are all relevant documents for processing payroll, but they do not provide an overall picture of the weekly payroll figures for all employees. The employee's individual earnings record shows the employee's pay history, not the overall weekly payroll figures. Time cards record the hours worked by each employee, but not the pay for each employee. Form W-4 is a tax form completed by the employee, not a record of payroll figures. The general ledger contains all of a company's financial transactions and is not specific to the weekly payroll figures.

To Examine in Detail the Weekly Payroll Figures of All