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I just started working for a new company in the internet/tech industry. I got my first paycheck on Friday, and if I did out the math, it would be as if I was getting paid 10k more a year than I'm meant to. This isn't a huge amount difference in one check though. Is this a trick employers play to test new hires honesty? Like I said, it's not a huge difference from what I should have gotten paid, so if it wasn't my first check I wouldn't have even looked at it (since I have direct deposit and don't see the stub) and probably wouldn't have noticed. Has anyone ever heard of employers doing this before? If not than I was thinking of waiting until the second check to say something, just to make sure it was a mistake and not just a one time thing.
Thanks!
Thanks!