Gusto Blocks Access to Historical Paystubs After Role Change
Gusto removes access to historical paystub data when employees transition to contractor positions, losing important financial records.
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Similar Problems
surfaced semanticallyPay Stubs Only Viewable on a Computer or Phone
A Gusto user notes that viewing pay stubs requires a computer or phone, a trivial and expected constraint of a digital payroll system.
Gusto Pay Stub History Buried Behind Multiple Navigation Steps
Employees using Gusto must navigate through several screens to access previous pay stubs, with no quick-access link on the home page. This friction creates repeated frustration for a high-frequency action that workers need for tax filing and financial verification.
Employees cannot see paystub status when employer payroll runs late
A Gusto user explicitly wishes for more visibility into the status of their paystub when their employer's payroll run is late, indicating the platform does not surface processing/delay status to the employee side. This is a clear, concrete feature gap in payroll transparency.
Gusto Mobile App Shows Incorrect Historical Paycheck Data
Gusto's mobile app displays paycheck periods from before the employee's start date. Minor data display bug that creates confusion but has low functional impact. Easy software fix.
Gusto employee self-service navigation is non-intuitive
Employees using Gusto struggle to locate basic self-service functions like updating their address or viewing their pay schedule within the platform interface. The navigation structure does not match common mental models for HR tasks, increasing support load and reducing adoption. This reflects a broader UX issue with HR platforms that prioritize admin workflows over employee experience.
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