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Answer: All University State employees are paid on a biweekly lag basis. This means that you are paid for a two week pay period (beginning on a Thursday through the second Wednesday) two weeks after the conclusion of that pay period (exception: hourly employees are paid four weeks after conclusion of a pay period). Therefore, it may take up to four weeks from your date of hire to receive your first check.
A pay cycle determines how often payroll is run and on what specific days workers are paid. For example, a pay cycle might be monthly and employees might be paid on the last day of the month, or it might be weekly and employees might be paid on the Tuesday following the end of the pay period. Pay cycles are assigned to positions to control when workers in those positions are paid.