Your first paycheck from Workday

Today’s payday marks the first paycheck issued from Workday. Employees may notice several key changes when reviewing today’s paycheck and payslip, including:

  • Payslips (earnings statements) only being available in Workday. Employees can access previous payslips in WebPBS.
  • Possible minor differences in pay amount due to Workday always rounding partial pennies up.
  • Potential changes to Federal Income Tax withholding.
  • Check stock having a new look and feel for employees receiving paper checks.

Employees can read more about changes to payroll by reading the updates and articles here.

If employees have questions or concerns about their paycheck, it is recommended they first reach out to their supervisor or department payroll personnel. In the case their question cannot be answered at the departmental level, they may then reach out to Modernization and Payroll Services by submitting a ticket to the Workday Service Desk. To submit a ticket, log in to support.workday.wsu.edu, select “Payroll” from the functional area tiles, then select “Paycheck Issue” to complete the inquiry form.

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