I got an email about registration for Teampay with a registration code and it told me to go to that link. I did start a job recently so this is lining up but im still not 100% sure. It was also emailed to me by automated_mailer_system@adp.com.
I got a civil uniform traffic violation in a different state four years ago for possession of marijuana (Violation for 21-81(d)(6)). Which was a $100 ticket. Will this show on my background check? I answered no to this question “Have you even been convicted of or plead no contest to a felony or misdemeanor (other than a minor traffic violation) in the past seven years?” Am I screwed? I need a peace of mind.
Hey everyone quick question im flying out on my own dime for the final interview. How hard is it to land the job at this stage? Do I have a solid chance or am I going to be one of a hundred finalists, just curious because its not cheap to fly out for a job I have a small chance at getting.
This is for the Small Business Pay roll
I am planning to open a self employed 401k through fidelity. I am self employed and have an LLC taxed as an S-corp and I am the only employee. I have a biz account with BOA and a personal account with BOA as well. I run my payroll through ADP. I pay myself a salary through that W-2 and I actually withhold almost all of the payroll instead of making estimated payments (its cleaner and easier for me).
I am a bit confused on the mechanics of making employee and employer contributions to the 401k? I thought that the employee contribution needs to be a part of payroll? If so how do I set this up through ADP? I see I can set up a "misc" deduction. If I wanted to do $1,000/payroll for employee 401k contribution can I just set this to $1,000 misc deduction and then move it to personal account and from there move to fidelity?
I got this email few times already, it is asking me to verify the adp address.
Hi! I just received an offer from ADP for an Associate District Manager role, and this would be my first sales position. I’ve been doing admin type work for about 5 years, so I’m making a pivot into sales/commission-based work.
I was talking to a friend in sales, and she asked if I’d have a territory or if I could sell to anyone. I checked the job description and it mentions a “defined territory.” I also looked at other sales roles on ADP’s site, and it seems like most of them are structured that way.
Is that normal for sales roles? I think I’d prefer something with a broader reach (like statewide), so I’m curious how limiting a territory actually is in practice—especially for someone new to sales.
Also, two quick questions if anyone has insight:
For context, I didn’t lie on my resume, but I didn’t include every single past role.
Any insight would be super helpful—thanks!
Tried to pull out 40 dollars on a Allpoint (supported and in network) ATM and it straight up stole my 40 dollars and I literally can't get ahold of dispute support (been on hold/not been able to contact at all for over 4 hours) I have no idea what to do and am now basically screwed and unable to pay bills due by Sunday of this week!
is anyone else coming across this?(problem has been solved)
I am having a culuster fuck of time getting my first pay from my work that i just started. I don’t have a bank account so my work has a card system they go through, Wisely, so far it is the absolute worst thing to go through. When we set up my card account details my employer did put in the right card information so now its been a shit show to get my first pay. They haven't done checks in over eight years so Im screwed there. What is there that i can do to get my first pay.
Hi all!
I am the only employee in my company (solo LLC!) and I can't get into my account because my phone number has been changed! I don't recognize the last 4 digits and I can't get any support because I can't log in! Every number I call sends me to a robot who tells me I need to log in to get support. I tried to verify with a code on the mobile app and I can't get into that without my phone number :(
Any and all advice would be SO appreciated, I'm about to tear my hair out!
Imagine it takes minutes to record a punch then its a roll of the dice whether or not it gets saved. Such a simple problem to solve, one that's even already been solved for decades and you still manage to break it.
u/ADP_official why cant ADP offer customer support for employees???
I no longer have access under my former user id. When I go through identity verification, it is only sent to my former email address which I can not access. I can get through the system and see a long list of former employers that use ADP and when I click on the one I need, goes through the same loop.
App doesnt work. Cleared cache and cookies in all. This is ridiculous.
I’m a new hire at a company that uses Workforce Now. The former payroll person is gone. I‘m slowly finding errors they made and unraveling certain issues. I requested access to the service request history and ADP said no, for security purposes they could not do this. They couldn’t even provide a list of the SR title, date opened/closed, or who opened it. This information would be so helpful in understanding what has been going on.
i understand it’s a liability for ADP, so ADP doesnt want to provide it. Is there any way around this? Any success arguing over it?
Added new DD account for ADP Payroll. Payroll was deposited to new accoount on Friday. However per ADP this account will not be available to my 401K Retirement account for a withdrawal for at least 4 pay cycles. What the heck??
