Scope and trigger
Most territorially regulated Yukon workplaces — A written statement must be provided at least once each month.
Yukon pay statement guideYTReviewed 2026-07-27
last verified 2026-07-27Yukon Pay Statement Requirements2026 Earnings Statement Guide
Yukon employees must receive a written statement at least monthly. This guide focuses on the pay period, hours, wage rate, deductions, amount received, and the territory's 12-month record rule.
Generally required
Official-source guide
Reviewed 2026-07-27
At a glance
What the Yukon record says.
Start with scope. Then compare the statement fields, delivery method, and record-retention rule against the circumstances of the workplace.
Required statement content
- Pay period
- hours
- wage rate
- details of deductions
- actual sum received.
Electronic delivery and printing
No specific electronic-delivery or printing condition was established in the current official-source pass.
Record retention
Employer records listed in s. 62 must generally be kept for 12 months after the work or service.
Primary authority
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The links below point to the government statute, regulation, or guidance recorded in the 2026 research dataset. Open them when the exact wording matters.
Primary official authority
Employment Standards Act, ss. 62–63
Additional official material
Yukon legislation index
Common questions
Using the Yukon requirements page.
Who is covered by this Yukon summary?
Most territorially regulated Yukon workplaces — A written statement must be provided at least once each month.
What must appear on the pay statement?
Pay period; hours; wage rate; details of deductions; actual sum received.
Can the statement be delivered electronically?
No specific electronic-delivery or printing condition was established in the current official-source pass.
How long should the related records be retained?
Employer records listed in s. 62 must generally be kept for 12 months after the work or service.