Beginning April 9, 2025, all Ohio employers will be required to provide detailed pay statements to their employees, marking a significant shift in the state's payroll reporting practices. Previously, Ohio was among the few states that did not mandate employers to furnish pay stubs.
On each regular payday, employers must supply a pay statement—either in written or electronic form—that includes the following details for the pay period:
Employers have the flexibility to deliver these pay statements in written form, electronically, or by granting employees access to this information via an online portal. Transitioning to paperless payroll can streamline this process and enhance security. Learn more about
To ensure compliance with the upcoming mandate, employers should:
By proactively addressing these changes, Ohio employers can ensure a smooth transition to the new pay statement requirements and maintain compliance with state labor laws.
Note: For more information and updates, please refer to the Pay Stub Protection Act.
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