Q: How often do I get paid and when do I get paid?
Students are paid twice a month. Paychecks are dated for the 15th
of the month for hours worked from the 16th through the last day of
the previous month and the last business day of the month for hours
worked
from the 1st through the 15th.
Q: When are timesheets due?
Approved timesheets are due on the 3rd business day following
the pay period end date at 4:30 pm. However, your supervisor may
determine
another due date for your submission of hours to allow time to
review and approve timesheets.
Q: When can I enter my hours on my timesheet?
You can enter hours as soon as you have worked them. You do not
need to wait until the pay period end date to enter your hours.
But you must submit your timesheet at the end of each pay period
before
the due date or date determined by your supervisor.
Q: Who is responsible for ensuring that I get paid?
Students are ultimately responsible for getting paid hours worked.
You are responsible for entering your hours on the web. You can
view your timesheet on the web to see if your supervisor has approved
your time. If your supervisor has not approved your time, you are
responsible for notifying your supervisor that you have an outstanding
timesheet that requires approval.
Q: My supervisor approved my timesheet after
the deadline. Will it be brought forward automatically to the next
pay period?
No. You will need to re-enter your hours for unpaid time onto
the current timesheet. Please use the "Retroactive" field on
the timesheet and indicate the dates under "Comments."
Q: I forgot to enter hours from last pay period. What should
I do?
You may enter hours only on the current timesheets. You need to
enter those hours worked onto the current pay period. Please use
the "Retroactive" field and indicate the dates worked in the "Comments"
field.
Q: If I did not submit my timesheet in time, will you issue a separate
check for these hours?
Student payroll is processed as a group during a specified time
period. No check can be processed outside of this timeframe. It is
your responsibility to ensure that your timesheet is entered and
approved on time. If you did not submit your hours on time, you
must include
them in the next pay period under the REO retro hours owed on a Saturday
or Sunday of your timesheet with a Comment that lets your supervisor
know the day(s) of your retro hours.
Q: If I’m leaving campus can I get paid early?
Student payroll is processed as a group during a specified time
period. No check can be processed before this timeframe. However,
you may request through the Payroll Office to pick up your check
one day earlier than the check date.
Q: How are checks issued? Can I have my check sent to my bank at home?
Checks are delivered to your campus mailing address. You can sign
up for direct deposit and your check will be deposited in your
bank account on the appropriate check date.
Q: Do I get a separate check for each campus job?
Only one paycheck is issued for each pay period. If you work more
than one job (either on campus or off-campus) during a single pay
period you will receive one paycheck reflecting your combined earnings.
Q: I’m on work-study, do I still pay taxes?
All students are exempt from paying Social Security (FIO) and
Medicare (FIM) taxes during the school year. However, students
are not exempt
from paying federal and state taxes. Please refer to http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/individuals/students/index.html for information regarding student related tax issues.
Q: I’m a foreign national, do I have to pay taxes?
If your country has a tax treaty with the US you may be exempt
from paying taxes. Please refer to http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/faqs/page/0
Q: What should I claim for tax exemption?
The majority of student claim single status with either zero or
one exemption. Please refer to
http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/individuals/students/index.html for information regarding student related tax issues.
Q: Can I get an advance on my paycheck?
We do not offer advances on paychecks. If you have a financial
emergency you can contact the Student Aid Society and apply for
a small loan.
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