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> I just assumed that everyone saves their digital paystubs and calculating precise salary at any point in ones career is trivial. First off, not everyone gets
by vonmoltke 8y ago
> I just assumed that everyone saves their digital paystubs and calculating precise salary at any point in ones career is trivial.
First off, not everyone gets digital paystubs. It depends on how the company manages payroll, and whether they keep it in-house or subcontract it.
Second, even if you do get a digital paystub, it is frequently a manual operation to download and save it outside of the payroll system. I personally have been bad about actually doing so.
- prepend 8y agoGood point. Years ago, I would just scan/photo and save significant stubs like new job, change, etc.
- theandrewbailey 8y agoI don't keep paystubs, but I've kept every one of my IRS w-2 forms. It should be possible to pro-rate the total compensation from approximate hire/leave dates, if I need to.