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Jul 27, 2019
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HelpOthers
Agreed. The first year is at 21 pay periods. Later years can be at 26 pay periods, but must be requested officially by the employee.
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As far as I know, last year the first check of the 26 was on August 10. This year it will be on August 9.
IsItFriday?
Yes, the first paycheck is generally received in August, and the actual date changes. But the pay period (which is 14 days in length) for which that paycheck is the compensation started in July!
It's the pay period here that is significant, not the date of the first paycheck.
New hires come on board in August or later, and miss th...See More
It's the pay period here that is significant, not the date of the first paycheck.
New hires come on board in August or later, and miss th...See More
IsItFriday?
Yes, the first paycheck is generally received in August, and the actual date changes.
But the pay period (which is 14 days in length) for which that paycheck is the compensation, started in July!
It's the pay period here that is significant, not the date of the first paycheck.
New hires come on board in August or later, ...See More
But the pay period (which is 14 days in length) for which that paycheck is the compensation, started in July!
It's the pay period here that is significant, not the date of the first paycheck.
New hires come on board in August or later, ...See More
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It's explained briefly in the Tentitve Offer Letter.