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Where Dollar General employees find pay stubs in DGme, plus an editable DG-style stub template for personal record-keeping. $7.99 per PDF. Free preview.
An editable Dollar General-style paystub template for store associates and managers keeping personal pay records. Find your employer-issued stubs in DGme first, then enter your own numbers and preview free.
Best Paystub Generator creates simulated earnings documents for lawful personal record-keeping. It does not verify employment or income and does not replace records issued by an employer or payroll provider.
How Dollar General employees get their pay stubs
Dollar General employees find their pay statements in DGme, the company's employee portal — sign in, open the pay section, and each stub can be viewed or printed. As of recent years, store employees have typically been paid weekly, so statements pile up fast; distribution center and corporate schedules can differ. If you've left the company, DGme access ends, but you can request pay records through Dollar General's HR support line. This template is independent and not affiliated with Dollar General Corporation; current and former employees should request employer-issued pay records through DGme first.
What a Dollar General-style earnings statement shows
A typical DG stub is compact: regular hours at your base rate, overtime when a busy truck-day week pushes past 40, and holiday pay where it applies. The header usually carries a store number and employee ID, which matters in a chain with more than 20,000 small-format stores as of recent years. Deductions run the standard set — federal and state withholding, Social Security, and Medicare — plus 401(k) contributions or health coverage premiums for employees who've enrolled. Every line pairs the current amount with a year-to-date figure, so a raise shows up twice: once in the rate and again in how fast the YTD column climbs.
Using this Dollar General-style template
The template here is an editable calculator for personal records. Enter the employer details, your name, store number, pay period, and hours; the tool computes gross pay, applies the simplified federal estimate described in our methodology, and totals everything into year-to-date columns. Weekly, biweekly, and semimonthly frequencies are all supported, so match whatever your real schedule is. Preview the stub free; a finished PDF costs $7.99. Keep the numbers truthful and use it the way it's meant to be used: budgeting week to week, confirming overtime math, or keeping an earnings file for yourself.
From Sales Associate to Store Manager
Dollar General stores run on small teams, so the job ladder is short and visible: Sales Associate, Lead Sales Associate, Assistant Store Manager, Store Manager. Each step typically changes your rate — and Store Manager roles are often salaried — which makes stubs the clearest record of your own progression. If you're promoted mid-year, compare the stub before and after: the rate line changes immediately, while the year-to-date column blends both rates until January resets it. Keeping a copy at each step gives you a clean history of your raises that's easy to look back on, whatever the DGme archive shows later.
What this template includes
- Independent, editable layout
- Personal record-keeping only
- Employer-issued records remain authoritative
Frequently asked questions
How do I get my pay stubs from Dollar General?
Sign in to DGme, Dollar General's employee portal, and open the pay section — your statements are stored there to view or print. Those employer-issued records are the ones to keep. Former employees can request copies through Dollar General's HR support line.
When does Dollar General pay employees?
As of recent years, store employees have typically been paid weekly, while distribution center and corporate schedules can differ. Your pay calendar in DGme or a quick word with your manager will confirm the cadence at your location.
What shows on a Dollar General pay stub?
Regular hours, overtime, and holiday pay make up the earning lines, with your store number and employee ID in the header. Deductions cover federal and state withholding, Social Security, and Medicare, plus 401(k) or health coverage amounts if you're enrolled, and every line carries a year-to-date total.
Can store managers use this template too?
Yes. The template handles salaried pay as well as hourly, so ASMs and Store Managers can enter a salary and per-period amount instead of hours. As with any role, enter truthful numbers and treat the PDF as a personal record, not a substitute for your DGme statements.