Has anyone had any success accessing the FDX greenscreen via an iPad? It's the last reason for me to continue to carry my laptop, and would like to transition.

You drag a laptop out on the road JUST for the green screen?
I guess I'm doing something wrong - I think I've been on the GS a half-dozen times in the last decade. What am I missing?

What you're missing is an Ex that steams when the check isn't right there, ASAP, as expected. Payments are based on a % of gross, so I need the amount first before I can schedule a payment. A "reasonable" person would accept the fact of a couple of days for me to know my data. However, "reasonable" went out the door a LONG time ago. It's easier to be super prompt than to expect "reason"

Ok, so scariest environment imaginable...... thanks, that's all you had to say.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkGUowLRF5s

We have another way to see our pay checks now. They are available through ADP. If the Information isn't any longer on the PAC portion of p.f.c, send the PAC an email and they can give you the info to access ADP without having to use the green screen.

You can set the ADP to send an email so you know when the paycheck pdf is available (usually the same day as the snail mail paycheck).

If you want to know the numbers 3-4 days in advance you're still stuck with the green screen. I do have a MagicWebFX spreadsheet that can give you your gross based on your pay summary numbers. It also does a good job of estimating your net pay.

[QUOTE=a300fr8dog;1876807]What you're missing is an Ex that steams when the check isn't right there, ASAP, as expected. Payments are based on a % of gross, so I need the amount first before I can schedule a payment. A "reasonable" person would accept the fact of a couple of days for me to know my data. However, "reasonable" went out the door a LONG time ago. It's easier to be super prompt than to expect "reason" /QUOTE]

Just send the payments late and p i s s her off. What is she going to do, take you back to court? It cost too much in lawyer fees. But the link someone sent is a good way to see your paycheck. The best thing about an "ex" is that they are an "ex".

Unless she is an unhinged, revenge-minded trust-fund baby who doesn't mind the fees. I have a friend who married one and is still being sued by her 10 years after they divorced! She has ruined him financially.

What she will do is get a garnishment, which is actually free in most states and she can self file that paperwork if she has even a modicum of common sense.