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The Work Number by Experian gives all past income information. I think many (most?) companies participate in it, so it's somewhat likely your current income is
by array_key_first 6mo ago
The Work Number by Experian gives all past income information. I think many (most?) companies participate in it, so it's somewhat likely your current income is being reported.
- jcomis 6mo agoThis is accurate, except theworknumber is an equifax product. Experian and transunion have similar products however that share past comp data in exchange for a fee and/or current data sharing. Basically, "theworknumber" lets employers see what you made previously in exchange for the employer sharing what they pay all/most employees currently. Large companies often share a lot of details too, such as yearly raises, bonuses, weekly rates, etc. Still, it is often inaccurate. For example, I have worked freelance extensively under my name (DBA) and llc and none of it is there. You can pull your record if you want. If your employer uses workday, they almost certainly share every paystub with theworknumber. You can freeze your data: https://employees.theworknumber.com/employee-data-freeze https://employees.theworknumber.com/employee-data-freeze HOWEVER, if you do so, many companies won't proceed with an offer until you unfreeze.
- m3047 6mo agoSee also sibling comment, the Big Three offer free annual credit reports through https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action but I haven't seen work history included. I believe that they do collect & report on this information, but I have been unable to get them to share it with me.
- browsingonly 6mo agoThe Big Three have many non-credit-report products, and no they will not share them with the reports' subjects (you and I).