After a series of jobs as an hourly employee, where waiting on a paycheck could mean coming up short on expenses, Felix Rodriguez saw the advantage of signing up for earned wage platform DailyPay when his employer, Sbarro, let him know about the benefit.
“I’ve worked a handful of jobs where I had to wait to get paid again, and sometimes it was like gosh, I have one more week,” says Rodriguez, a Wisconsin-based general manager for the company. “And then you have something like DailyPay that exists and you say, ‘I have this ready for me — I don’t necessarily need to pull it, but it’s ready whenever I need it.’”
