Earned Wage Access (EWA) lets you access up to £500 per week from your already-earned salary, deducting any withdrawn wages in advance from your next pay.
This article contains:
- Introduction to Earned-wage access (EWA)
- Employer responsibility
- Earned-wage access fees
- Support and help
Introduction to Earned Wage Access (EWA)
EWA gives you access to your money as you earn it, instead of waiting for payday, giving you greater control over your finances. It is available exclusively to employees of organisations using the Employment Hero Payroll platform, accessible through the EH Work app.
When you withdraw your wages in advance through EWA, the amount will be deducted from your next pay. This service is not a credit product and does not incur interest or late fees. EWA amounts are limited to 50% of an employee's unpaid net pay owed, with a weekly cap of £500.
Important considerations:
- Ensure you have enough funds for your financial obligations.
- Employment Hero is not liable for any loss or financial hardship resulting from accessing your pay early.
Follow the instructions in our article: How do I set up EWA?
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