If you want to motivate a change, you may want to research applicable labor law: for instance, in California, failure to pay all wages due, on the posted payday, is not only a violation subject to civil penalties, but also a crime.
http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/faq_paydays.htm http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection....
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Hopefully, we'll be back in a couple of weeks. I don't think Zenefits can go 2 weeks without something going bad for us. If anyone from Gusto is reading this, I have a CEO that needs a good old-fashioned "we miss you" phone call.
I'm one of the co-founders and CTO of Gusto! If you feel comfortable putting me in touch with the appropriate person in your company, I'd love to send over that "we miss you call"!
Compliance and accuracy has been #1 for us from the very start. I'd love to see if we can address any other issues so you can come back to us!
My contact is in my profile
Can you shoot me an email (in my profile) wit a little more detail about the CSV report? Email me a report and show me what is wrong with it -- I'll personally make sure it's fixed.
I hope the Gusto guy wins back the business.
Zenefits, crash and burn. It seems you deserve it.
Email me (email address is in my profile) if you'd like more information or have any questions!
I haven't gone 1 weekly pay period in 2016 without some issue (late, missing, short paychecks, shifting paydays) or another. But I can't convince my CEO to go with some pros (ahem, ADP), yet. But they are very sales-centric and realize they have a problem... so there's some hope for them.
Everyone here is pretty frustrated with the situation. And the next time Zenefits fuck up, which I presume will be Friday, I will submit my already drafted ADP-Or-I-Resign-Immediately letter with timeline of their 8+ previous fuckups.
Edit*: It's 2016, not 2015... so every week we've use it