Can I provide my employees with their pay stubs electronically?

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Yes. Employers may provide electronic pay stubs, subject to certain conditions.

California Labor Code Section 226(a) requires wage statements to be in writing, but a Labor Commissioner opinion letter permits electronic delivery with limitations.

Under Labor Commissioner Opinion Letter 2006.07.06, employers may issue electronic wage statements if:

  • Employees can opt to receive paper statements;
  • Statements include all information required by Section 226(a);
  • Employees can easily access and print statements at no cost;

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