Payroll cheque | payment day

[Clorets90]

Hello everyone
I just want to know what is the calendar day for 2019...

How I can calculate my 2 weeks cheque or know when will I get the cheque from my employer.

Also if I started work for example on 4th of February when I will get my 2 weeks cheque?

Is there any website to explain this in a simple way?

Thanks

 

[Bs65]

Did you ask your employer ?

 

[canuck78]

Totally dependent on the employer. There can be processing delays at the beginning. Not sure why you would ask a forum.

 

[Clorets90]

Did you ask your employer ?

He is paying me on time no delays.

 

[BC4life]

He is paying me on time no delays.

So what was your question about?

 

[Clorets90]

So what was your question about?

Is about how government calculate the weeks to get paid ?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Is about how government calculate the weeks to get paid ?

The government doesn't calculate the weeks you get paid.

 

[Clorets90]

The government doesn't calculate the weeks you get paid.

I'm asking because the accountant said the government put law on how we pay for weeks I mean starting & ending week
Maybe I don't know how to explain this...

 

[foodie69]

There are a couple of ways you can get paid:

15th of the months and last day of months, or
every two weeks, lets say, every second Friday
or monthly

 

[BC4life]

I'm asking because the accountant said the government put law on how we pay for weeks I mean starting & ending week
Maybe I don't know how to explain this...

I don't think there are set laws for these although the reality is many hourly workers get to be paid bi-monthly and salary earners monthly. A company will have their pay schedule and it is usually not something you re-negotiate after since the payroll is processed for all staff on a set day.

Your hourly wage or monthly salary, pay schedule and first pay date should be available from your work contract.