Reminder: Benefit Premium Deductions are Split Between the A & B Paychecks
If you noticed that your February 10 paycheck was bigger than usual, it is because it is a January C pay period and benefit premium deductions only come out of the first two bi-weekly paychecks of the month (A and B). Here is the 2022 Bi-Weekly Pay Schedule that lists the pay periods, pay dates, and deduction schedules.
As a reminder, here is the Payroll Deduction Schedule:
A and B Payrolls
- Wisconsin Retirement System
- Flexible Spending Account
- Health Savings Account
- Tax Sheltered Annuity 403(b) Program
- Wisconsin Deferred Compensation 457 Program
- State Group Health
- State Group Life—Basic, Supplemental, Additional, Spouse & Dependent
- Supplemental Dental
- Preventative Dental
- Vision Insurance
- Individual and Family Life Insurance—Employee, Spouse/DP, Child(ren)
- Income Continuation Insurance
- UW Employees, Inc. Life Insurance
- Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
- Accident Insurance
- Wisconsin Retirement System
- Tax Sheltered Annuity 403(b) Program
- Wisconsin Deferred Compensation 457 Program