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by rocket_surgeron 1297 days ago
>So that's not normal but is an internal problem, even if a one off and not necessarily serious.

I've worked for the same firm (a medium-sized aerospace company) for 15 years.

Never once, for approximately all three hundred and ninety pay periods during that time, has my pay been even 1 femtosecond late, or the date of my pay been changed.

Is this really common and normal?

Personally, I consider it a gigantic, waving, red flag if payroll cannot push the button on time, every time, with no exceptions. That's the simplest and most fundamental business process there is: paying your employees.

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I'm reminded of crytek failing to pay employees for months

https://www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2016/12/10/13908156/cry...

No it's not common and it's not normal. Hence why I wrote "that's not normal"...