Paymaster (noun)

A person responsible for paying money to employees or others.

Origin:

Early 17th century; earliest use found in edmund spenser (c1552–1599), poet. from pay + master.

Examples:

1. The paymaster of the company was in charge of distributing the salaries.
2. The paymaster of the army was responsible for paying the soldiers.
3. The paymaster of the crew was responsible for the distribution of wages.
4. The paymaster of the construction workers was tasked with paying them weekly.
5. The paymaster of the school was in charge of paying the teachers.