Joel Gruber
GBStole $1000 from my small business Stole $1000 from my small business. I have been in business for 10 years. My payroll cost had steadily increased so I decided to switch to save some money. The whole process was awful. I spent hours sending them copies of current payroll records, over 50 pdf attachments. Then they ghosted me. Straight up never completed my set up, would not return calls or emails, and never heard from them again it was very strange. So I move on a find a different payroll provider. Then to my shock they withdraw over $1000 from my account and said it was for payroll set up. I called them about it and they literally hung up on me. Dealing with them has been an absolute horrible experience the entire time.
Kyle
GBBait & Switch. Stole $989 from Business. Sent us to collections for $1,138. No services provided. Signed up and was promised certain services for my business. Day one I find out the sales agent lied and none of those services were included. I was told I could cancel same day without an early termination fee as the contract was not completed. Then a month later Paycor took $989 out of my business checking without my knowledge or permission for an “implementation recovery fee.” My bank filed fraud charges and refunded my business checking. Now several months later Paycor has sent my business to collections for $1,138 for the same “fee.” When a business is not under contract, when you bait and switch what you offer, when you steal from a business checking account, and promise no ETF and that the contract is not finalized - you do not get to then send us to collections. Don’t even speak on the phone or do business with Paycor or else you’ll end up just like me.
Xyz
GBPaycor has the worst customer service… Paycor has the worst customer service and support for their clients. When you actually get ahold of someone, they don't know anything. It is hard to reach employees to get support. And worse, there isn't a department or option when calling to speak with someone regarding urgent same day payroll issues. They are supposed to be a payroll processing company but it can take 24+ hours to receive a response and then you get a new person each time and basically have to start over explaining the issues. No continuity among service and no dedicated customer service teams and no service department or group set up to handle immediate urgent payroll needs. It's ridiculous. It asks for date of experience but this is always an issue every time you need support.
Karl
GBCustomer Service Failure Horrible customer service. Whoever is the EVP of this department should be removed immediately. The whole model needs to be re-mapped. I am shocked at how bad this has atrophied. I would suggest some C-Suite people from Paycor sit in as a proxy for an end-user experience (e.g. dealing with IT dept reporting requests, etc..) and just walk the process. I would LOVE to hear that distillation from their perspective. Normalizing for all the vitriolic "I can't get my payroll check" crazy reviews, all the ones that are cogent say the EXACT same thing. This is literally (except for actual platform, which seems to work well) the MAIN impression customers have of your company. BTW, I am able to write this because I have been on hold for over one hour today thus far to speak with a manager RE: an unresolved issue that has languished for 2 weeks. AFTER 4 call-ins to resolve and a promised "call from a manager" yesterday that never transpired. Ooof...
Unhappy customer
GBThe worst program for hourly employees The worst program for hourly employees. Paycor does not automatically add the correct taxes or overtime to an employee’s profile. Over time is NOT optional, neither are taxes!!!! Not only do taxes default to each employee but break and vacation tracking does not work. They know how to tell you what you want to hear. However implementing is a failure. Customer service is a joke. Long hold times and no call back when that option is chosen. Every department has customer service so no one can answer several questions. Unbelievable that they are still in business. The customer base must be salaried.