How long do employers have to keep pay stubs?
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Although the federal government doesn't have any specific rules for employers to keep their employee pay stub records, the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) recommends keeping the records for 3 years. Also, paystub information of employees along with their payroll data needs to be maintained for the same period. The payroll information includes:

• Employee name, address, and social security number.
• The employee's gender and occupation.
• The date and time each workweek begins and ends.
• The date the employee is paid
• Daily and weekly hours worked.
• The employee's pay rate.
• Regular wages, overtime pay, and any additions to or deductions from the employee's pay.

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