EDD SDI Paycheck Delay: 3+ Days, No Response - What's Going On?

5 days?! That's insane. Did they at least give you any compensation for the delay?

Nope, not a penny. Just a half-hearted apology. 🙄 Welcome to corporate America, I guess.

That's rough. Maybe they could at least offer some kind of temporary financial assistance for those affected by the delay.

Sometimes they post updates there before anyone else knows. Good call!

Oh man, I didn't even think of that. I'll def check on that tomorrow. Thanks for the tip!

No problem! Hope you get it sorted out soon. Being broke is no fun. 😔

It's surprising how many small errors can cause big issues. Double-checking everything is always a good move.

$20 just to talk to someone? That's highway robbery! 😤

I know it sounds steep, but when you're desperate to get answers, it's worth it. Saved me hours of frustration.

Is this legit? Sounds too good to be true. Has anyone else tried it?

I've used Claimyr before and it worked for me, but it's definitely something to consider carefully if you have a tight budget.

That's great if you can afford it, but some of us are living paycheck to paycheck. Not everyone has that luxury.

I get it, I've been there too. Just trying to offer some advice for the future. No offense meant.

Fair enough. Sorry if I came off harsh. This situation just has me stressed out.

I think it's a good idea, but hard to execute when you're barely getting by. Maybe smaller savings goals could help?

I'm in! We deserve better treatment. What do you propose we do?

Careful, that kind of talk could get you in trouble. Just sayin'...

Maybe starting with a formal letter or petition to HR would be a safer initial approach.

Solid advice! Also, check if your bank has any alerts you need to set up to notify you of deposits.

Good point, and it's also nice to have confirmation that the deposit is on its way.

That sounds terrible! Maybe it's time to escalate the issue to higher management or seek outside advice.

This is super helpful, thank you! Do you know if theres anything we can do to prevent this from happening in the future?

Unfortunately, some delays are out of your control. But keeping good records, understanding your company's pay schedule, and maintaining open communication with HR can help catch issues early.

Also, consider setting alerts in your calendar for expected deposit dates, just to flag any unusual delays immediately.

Have you tried contacting HR? They might be able to give you more info on whats going on

Yeah, I emailed them yesterday but haven't heard back yet. Fingers crossed they respond soon!

It's frustrating when there's no response. Maybe try visiting HR in person if that's possible?