#payroll

Trying to figure out when I can check Workday for next week’s paycheck.

Does someone know what the difference between FLSA overtime and regular overtime is on payslip. I am curious why FLSA overtime for the no-tax-on-overtime for tax reporting.

Got a paystub in the mail today showing one amount and a date of 1/27. Fidelity shows a different amount, looks like it's based on market price. Fidelity says Verizon hasn't released the funds yet.

Is the severance payout on a different schedule than regular payroll?

Two weeks ago I received my normal paycheck. Last week I was paid again—slightly more than usual—which I believe included my PTO payout. This week should have been a regular pay period, but I haven’t received anything.

My 60-day working period ended last week, and I’m now officially on severance. I just want to understand how the payment timing works going forward.

4am on east coast. Why is check not posted in bank??

Has anyone else not gotten their yearly company contribution to their HSA? My monthly payroll deduction for the paycheck on the 21st hasn't shown up in my account either.

My severance ended last May, but I haven't received a W-2 yet. Does anyone know when they are going out this year?

Or have you been successful getting them from ADP?

Worked for Wayfair for over 10 years and they have never been this late with W2s. Sick of waiting, anyone else got theirs yet?

Anyone else get theirs? Former employee and haven’t seen mine come in the mail yet.

Laid off on the 12th. Had the normal two weeks of PTO replenish as of the first of the year. I was told my balance would be paid out. Checked account today and the balance was recalculated and now it's zero. I'm assuming that I won't get that paid out now? Or does that mean they've already taken it out because I'm getting my last payroll check next week?

I was let go in 2025, ADP site still has not W2 posted for 2025 which seems odd. Perhaps it is paper only if let go?

How is UHG handling the 27 paychecks in 2026 for salaried employees?

The New York State Department of Labor has confirmed that no wages were reported for my Paramount employment for any quarter in 2025 to any state unemployment system.

Employers are generally required to report wages quarterly for unemployment insurance purposes, which is how states determine benefit eligibility and jurisdiction.

Because I worked remotely, I initially filed in my state of residence and was then instructed to file in New York. New York redirected me back to my state, since unemployment jurisdiction depends on where unemployment insurance contributions are paid.

As of January 9, nearly two months after separation, there is still no wage record in any state, which means no unemployment benefits can be paid. I also did not accept any severance.

I’m trying to understand whether this is an isolated payroll reporting issue or something affecting multiple people.

If you were laid off or separated recently, do you see Paramount wages for 2025 in your state’s unemployment system? If so, how long did it take or who did you contact?

It seems my early auto deposit at the bank is not appearing at the same time as it always has. Anybody else having issues? Hopefully this is not portents of things to come.

Can anyone breakdown the timeline for severance payment?

I was a retail “specialist” who got laid off literally two weeks after starting. I’ve been getting random a-s checks of varying amounts for the last 2 weeks . I have no idea what any of them mean and why I’m not getting a lump sum yet.

Verizon ruined my holiday season. The least they can do is make sure my rent is paid next month.

Has anyone submitted claims for the current year yet? Aside from paramedical services being reduced to a $1,000 maximum (for those with Core+Plus coverage), health supplies coverage has also been reduced from 100% to 90%. Some prescription coverage has been reduced to 50% as well.

At this point, signing up for Core+Plus feels useless — I’m paying higher premiums than last year but getting fewer benefits. Maybe, employees should have just enrolled in extended coverage directly with Sun Life.

P.S. Not sure if all employees received the email from Canada Benefits last December. A system configuration issue was identified that caused lower-than-intended health deductions in 2025. It only took them a year to discover the discrepancy. Seriously?! I’m starting to wonder if it’s becoming an annual tradition for the BA Payroll team to mess up our pay deductions.

For those off payroll on 12/19, any unused vacation time will be paid out tomorrow, 1/2. You can view the total amount on the "current paycheck" by visiting workhistory.verizon.com

I got deposit today on my account , but like half of what I normally get.

I understand 2026 payroll makes it difficult for 26 payments.

I am still confused

Did you guys get your last paycheck for the week of 14th December? I thought it will be paid this week but I dont see it under work history.

Anyone else missing their paycheck today?

My gift to the trolls who are allegedly still on the payroll and who have super important jobs with retention bonuses in the hundreds of thousands but who decide to spend their time posting negative comments on this board is a dose of cold hard truth:

Verizon lost 347,000 wireless postpaid customers up to Q3. T-Mobile had 4 million net adds and AT&T had roughly 1.2 million net adds in the same period.

The general consensus is that price hikes and high prices are driving customers to look for better deals. Customers accurately perceive that Verizon charges more for service that is no better than the competition’s. This has nothing to do with the rest of us being whiners or Debbie Downers or DEI or the other nonsense you’ve been spewing.

And finally you’re supposed to be doing more with less so stop spending time on this board and get back to work! Chop, chop! Dan Schulman’s minions are watching you!

Many employees got a email from payroll dept saying they were over paid. But yet , the email didn’t give the specific details where the error was. Email says to fill out Red ticket. No response from ask Red.
Here’s the funny part , if you don’t sign a document by Dec 17 agreeing to give it back. Honeywell will send it to a collection company.

Anyone know if my last few checks after I’m off payroll the 19th will still come via direct deposit?

Also for Stock Together, is that paid out after you leave payroll or you wait until March for that ?

I worked from home for 3 days and those days are showing as Unrecorded time in my attendance.

Do you think any affect on me or my payslip due to this?

How does a company the size of AT&T completely fu-k up the final compensation checks for the employees they just laid off? Overpayment, underpayment, it is complete chaos & they simply don't give a sh-t. It's the holiday season. Mortgage still has to get paid.

I received four separate pay stubs and none of them match my direct deposits.

Plus, my supervisor had no clue on process so I am getting requests to complete tasks that should have been done before they walked me out the door.

AT&T can't get anything right.

Can’t even imagine what this job will be like come next month.

So far the stress and workload has doubled as well as the quotas and that’s with our laid off coworkers still here

During open enrollment, the company stated that STD at 60% pay was provided at no cost to employee. With Minnesota Paid Leave, employees are now required to pay 0.44% for STD. This doesn’t seem accurate. The company should be paying the full 0.88% if STD 60% is provided at no cost to the employee.

I cant download and forward paystubs ? How do we get them to our selves, i did the personal in the text box thing

So unfortunately I got laid off, but I am still collecting paychecks until February. Will my payroll deductions to my 401(k) still be happening until February? What about the employer match? Has that ceased immediately? Just curious.

Off the books Dec192025. Was curios if anyone who know, could share the payout timelines of severance, sti, and stock options ?

• The last payroll date is Feb 19 in New Jersey
• For California it should be 2 months isn't it ? I got it as just 1 month! Dec 19th

I am fortunate NJ provides protection that requires VZ to keep me on the payroll a bit longer.

Would it make sense to increase our 401(k) contributions for the almost two months in 2026 we get paid in NJ so we get more of the VZ 6% match? Or am I overthinking things?

Does anyone know when the severance checks will be sent or direct deposited? I am trying to figure out that if my last day is 12/19 when will the checks or deposit be dated. Will it be dated 12/19/25. Or 4 weeks later so we get paid in January 2026? It’d be better federal tax wise to be paid in 2026, wouldn’t it? I just can’t tell by the wording in the severance documents. I’ll call them tomorrow, but wondered if anyone here had some insight.

How can you access your pay stubs once you’ve left Wells Fargo ?