Get a Pay Check Stub from Circle K: A Detailed Step-by-Step Guide

What a Pay Stub From Circle K Includes

Your Circle K pay stub is the official record of your earnings for a given pay period. It shows gross earnings before deductions, any taxes withheld, deductions for benefits, and the net amount you receive. It also lists pay-period dates and sometimes additional info like overtime, bonus pay, or deductions. Keeping accurate pay stubs helps you track pay, verify deductions, and provide proof of income when needed.

Step 1: Log Into the Workday Employee Portal

Open your browser and go to the Circle K Workday login page. Enter your username or employee ID and your password. These are the credentials provided when you joined or activated your Circle K employee account. If you forgot the password, use the “Forgot Password” or account recovery link provided in the portal. If login issues persist, reach out to your HR or payroll department for assistance.

Step 2: Navigate to the Pay or Payroll Section

Once you are logged in, locate the “Pay,” “Payroll,” or “Pay Stubs” section in your Workday dashboard. Sometimes this may be under a menu labelled “My Info,” “Worker,” or “Compensation.” Use the search function in Workday if you don’t immediately see the payroll or payslip options.

Step 3: View Pay History or Specific Pay Period

Inside the pay section, select “Pay History,” “Payslips,” or similar. You will see a list of past pay periods arranged by date. Click the pay period for which you want your stub—this opens the full details of that period including earnings, deductions, and net pay.

Step 4: Download or Print Your Pay Stub

After selecting the desired pay period, look for options to download the pay stub as a PDF or to print it. Save the PDF to your device or the cloud for backup. If you need a hard copy for applications, printing directly from the portal gives you an official copy.

Step 5: For Former or Inactive Employees

If you no longer work at Circle K, you may still be able to access your older pay stubs through Workday, depending on the company’s retention policy. If access is disabled, contact HR or payroll, provide your name, employee ID, and the pay periods you need. They can usually send copies by email or mail.

Verifying the Accuracy of Your Pay Stub

When you receive or view your pay stub, confirm that the following are correct: the gross wage matches what you expect based on hours or salary; deductions for taxes, insurance, or benefits are accurate; your net pay reflects all applicable deductions; and the dates of the pay period and pay date are correct. If anything seems off, keep records (hours worked, receipts etc.) and contact payroll for correction.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

  • If you can’t log in, double-check your credentials and reset your password if needed.
  • If the pay stub isn’t showing for a recent pay period, payroll might not have finalized processing yet.
  • If older pay periods are missing, they might be archived — ask HR how to access archived stubs.
  • If downloaded PDF or printed versions are blank or missing info, try another browser or device.

Best Practices for Storing Your Pay Stubs

Keep both digital and physical copies of your pay stubs. Create folders by year or pay period so you can easily find what you need. Review each stub when you receive it to ensure all deductions and hours are correct. Good record-keeping helps during taxes, for loan or rental applications, and in any situation where proof of income is needed.

If you’d like an example of a well-formatted pay stub to compare with your own, generate a sample pay stub now, and check what standard layout and details look like in our Regular Pay Stub guide.

Conclusion

Getting your Circle K pay stub is simple: log into the Workday portal, go to the Pay section, select the relevant pay period, and download or print the stub. If you are a former employee or facing access issues, HR or payroll can help you retrieve older stubs or reset access. Keeping copies and checking the accuracy ensures you always have reliable proof of your earnings when you need it.