direct deposit ?

Question

I get paid on Friday (bi-weekly) with direct deposit but I do not get a check stub until Monday or Tuesday by mail.
anyone know of a state law on when your boss has to give you a check stub

Answer 1

That is the way it works! Your "boss" probably does not have your stub (one of the good things about direct deposit). It comes from the pay office, which may be another department, across town, or in another state (mine comes from 2000 miles away).

Answer 2

I really don't know if it is a law or not, but you should get a stub, as common courtesy at the same time the other employee's receive their paychecks.
However there would be an exception if you were not available in the office and the stub were mailed to you. If this is the case, then the post mark on the envelope would indicate that an attempt was made to deliver the stub to you.
Also you might check your bank statement to insure that a deposit was made on your Friday paydate, not the following Monday or Tuesday.

Answer 3

If you have direct deposit, the deposit is made usually in the early morning of the payday (if it's automated) and the funds are available immediately. You can just use online banking to see your deposit. The check stub is just a courtesy and formality that you don't need, and it's OK to mail it to you or give it to you a few days after.