Question: Could you clarify the payroll schedule and any deductions from my salary?
Answer: Payroll Schedule:
Weekly: You’re paid every week, typically on a set day like Friday.
Bi-Weekly: You receive your paycheck every two weeks (usually on a specific day, like every other Friday).
Semi-Monthly: Your salary is paid twice a month, often on the 15th and the last day of the month.
Monthly: You’re paid once a month, typically at the end of the month or the first week of the following month.
Deductions from Salary:
Common deductions from your salary might include:

Taxes:

Federal Income Tax: Based on your tax bracket.
State Income Tax: If your state imposes an income tax.
Local Taxes: In some regions, you may also have local taxes deducted.
Social Security & Medicare: Federal deductions for Social Security and Medicare contributions (FICA).
Benefits:

Health Insurance Premiums: If you’ve enrolled in the company health plan, premiums may be deducted.
Retirement Contributions (401k, etc.): Contributions you make to a retirement savings plan might be deducted from your paycheck.
Life or Disability Insurance: If applicable.
Other Deductions:

Union Dues: If you’re part of a union, dues could be deducted.
Garnishments: In some cases, wages can be garnished for debt repayment or child support.