Timesheet processing is moving to an automated system. The main thing you need to know: if your timesheet isn't submitted by the cut-off date, your payment will move to the next payroll cycle.
Miss the cut-off = delayed pay. You'll receive an automatic notification with your revised pay date, but you'll wait roughly two weeks until the next cycle runs.
How the cycle works
| Schedule A — example | Date |
|---|---|
| Payroll period | June 8 – June 21 |
| Submit your timesheet by | June 23 |
| Pay date if on time | June 26 |
| Pay date if you miss cut-off | July 10 |
What you need to do
- Submit your timesheet before the cut-off — don't wait until the last day
- Check the RemoFirst platform for your upcoming cut-off dates
- If something prevents you from submitting on time, contact your HR team immediately
What if I submitted on time but my manager didn't approve in time?
Both your submission and your manager's approval must happen before the cut-off. If your manager missed the approval window, your pay will still move to the next cycle.
Will I be notified if my pay is delayed?
Yes. You'll receive an automatic notification telling you the revised pay date.
Timesheet issues or questions about your pay date? Reach out to our Support Team.
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