How To Get A Pay Stub With Direct Deposit

How to Find a Paycheck Stub

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Many employers no longer provide payroll checks with stubs. These days, the majority of employees receive their pay via direct deposit. That means you may never see your checks, but it doesn't mean you don't need to know all your payroll details. By law, your employer is required to provide you with check stubs that outline your deductions, contributions, hours worked and rate. Read on to learn how to find your paycheck stub.

View Your Payroll Check Stubs Online

Many companies provide online payment websites for employees that allow you to request vacation time, track sick days and access pay stubs. The website is usually operated by the company that handles your organization's payroll. For example, if your company uses Paycor to process payroll, you can find your Paycor check stubs online. Some companies have an intranet site for employees, and you may be able to access the online payment website from that site. All you need is your login information to view your direct deposit payments from your employer. This login information would have been provided to you during your onboarding process. Some people prefer to print copies of their pay stubs for their records. You can usually print stubs from the online system.

Get Your Pay Stubs by Email

Some organizations send paycheck stubs by email to each employee in the form of an electronic email attachment. Alternatively, you may receive a private link that allows you to view the document.

Contact Human Resources

If you aren't aware of an online payroll website for your company and you haven't gotten an email with your pay stub, contact human resources. The HR department in your company should have all the details you need to access your paycheck stubs. Some employers have several options for providing paycheck stubs to employees, while others only handle it one way. Talk to HR about your options for a quick solution.