Of course, under the UK employment law, employers are required by law to provide a payslip template to every employee on payday. This rule works for all employees, even those on full time, zero hour and part time contracts. An independent contractor or freelancer is not entitled to receive a payslip. Payslips must be accurate and deduct all the required deductions, and the employers must take care of that. Employees can also raise the matter with their employer or seek advice from Acas (Advisory, Conciliation, and Arbitration Service) if they do not get a payslip or notice they believe is incorrect.
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Does an employer have a legal obligation to give a payslip?
Does an employer have a legal obligation to give a payslip?
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In my experience, yes an employer generally has a legal obligation to give you a payslip showing earnings, deductions and net pay, though the exact rules depend on your country and employment law. For example, many laws require detailed wage statements or fines if payslips are withheld. I also once stumbled on this page discussing debt collection and harassment via https://protectionforconsumers.com/north-american-credit-services-debt-collection-harassment/ which reminded me how important documentation is.