Two-Thirds of Employees Find Mobile Access to Payroll Information Important
Approximately 68% of respondents consider mobile access to payroll information extremely or very important, according to PayrollOrg's 2026 survey. The study examined employee expectations regarding payroll management.
San Antonio, September 21, 2026 – Nearly two-thirds of employees consider mobile access to their payroll information to be extremely or very important, according to the results of PayrollOrg's 2026 "Getting Paid In America" survey. The annual survey surveyed several hundred employees.
The survey focused on understanding employee expectations and preferences related to payroll. The findings highlight a demand for flexible and accessible ways for employees to review pay stubs and other payroll-related data. Mobile access is increasingly becoming a standard expectation.
Approximately 68% of respondents rated mobile accessibility as highly significant. This emphasis reflects a desire for the ability to quickly and conveniently check pay details, irrespective of time or location, aligning with modern digital habits.
PayrollOrg aims to foster understanding between employers and employees on payroll matters. The survey results provide valuable insights for organizations considering or implementing updates to their payroll systems to meet evolving employee needs.