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Mytime Target Guide 2026: Login, Schedule And Pay Stubs
MyTime Target is Target's scheduling and timekeeping tool, where team members check their work schedule, request time off, and pick up shifts. Pay stubs, W-2s, and tax forms live in a separate system called Workday.
This guide covers logging in, checking your schedule, getting your pay stub, and pulling your W-2, as a current or former team member.
Key Takeaways
- MyTime handles your schedule and timecard. Workday handles your pay stubs, W-2s, and profile.
- Log in through target.com's Team Member Services hub, never a lookalike site.
- Target issues W-2s by January 31, and electronic copies are usually ready by mid-January.
- Former team members get W-2s through Paperless Employee and old pay stubs through the HR Operations Center.
How to Log In to MyTime Target
Start at the official Target Team Member Services hub, not a third-party site that just looks like it. From there, you'll find the link that takes you into MyTime for scheduling and a separate link into Workday for pay.
Here's how to get in for the first time or as a returning user:
- Go to the official hub. Open Target's Team Member Services page from a bookmarked link or by searching "Target Team Member Services" directly, rather than clicking a random search result.
- Enter your team member ID and password. If you don't remember your team member number, check the employee ID number printed at the top of any past pay stub you've saved, or ask your store HR.
- Set up a passkey if you'd rather skip typing a password. If your phone or device doesn't support one, your regular password still works.
- Move over to Workday when you need pay info. MyTime and Workday are linked, but they're separate systems, so you'll be handed off to Workday for anything related to your paycheck.
Save a PDF of every pay stub before your last shift. Once you leave Target, you lose MyTime and Workday access, and pulling old records later takes extra steps.
How to Check Your MyTime Target Schedule
Once you're logged in, your schedule sits on the main MyTime screen. You'll see the current week by default, with the option to flip forward to see upcoming weeks as they're posted.
Your timecard lives in the same view, so you can double-check the hours you actually clocked against what you were scheduled for. If something looks off, flag it with your team lead before the pay period closes.
Need a day off or want to swap a shift? Update your availability or request time off in MyTime, then use the shift board to ask for coverage or pick up a shift someone else has posted. Open shifts show up in the same place, so you don't have to ask around the break room to find one.
The MyTime Target Mobile App in 2026
As of September 2026, the Android app listing for MyTime Target is no longer available on Google Play. The iPhone version has never been distributed through the public Apple App Store either. Target keeps it in-house instead, so searching the App Store on your own can lead you to a different app with a similar name.
Your safest bet right now is the mobile browser version. Open the Team Member Services hub from your phone's browser, and it works the same as the desktop site, just resized for a smaller screen.
Target's scheduling tools do change from time to time. If your store has moved to something different, your team lead or HR contact will tell you, not a Reddit post or a TikTok video.
MyTime Target vs. Workday: What Each Tool Does
It's easy to mix these two up, so here's the short version: MyTime covers when you work, and Workday covers what you're paid.
MyTime is where you check your schedule, clock in and out, request time off, and pick up or swap shifts. Workday is where your team member profile, pay statements, direct deposit info, and tax forms (W-4, W-2) all live, and you can also reach it directly at wd5.myworkday.com/target.
Some team members call the scheduling side "MyTime self service," but that's still just the schedule and timecard tool. Your actual pay information, including every abbreviation on your pay stub, stays in Workday, not in MyTime.
How to Get Your Target Paystub in Workday
Once you're in Workday, head to the Pay section to find your pay stubs. Select the pay period you want, and you'll see a full breakdown of your gross pay, deductions, net pay, and year-to-date earnings for that check.
From there, download the stub as a PDF so you have a copy saved outside of Workday. If you don't have access to a personal computer, the store's break room computers work for this too.
A Target pay stub from Workday also holds up well as proof of income if you're applying for an apartment lease or a car loan, since it lays out your gross pay, taxes withheld, and net pay in one document. Need something similar outside of a Target paycheck? Our pay stub generator shows you what a complete, professional pay stub looks like.
Target Pay and Benefits
Target Pay and Benefits is a separate site, at targetpayandbenefits.com. It covers your benefits enrollment and overall well-being info, not your pay stubs.
Workday still handles your paycheck and tax documents. Target Pay and Benefits works alongside it for benefits-specific questions.
Most Target team members are paid every two weeks, and the exact payday can shift slightly around holidays. Check the calendar posted in Workday if you're not sure when a specific check will land.
How to Get Your Target W-2 and Other Target Tax Forms
Target provides your W-2 by January 31 each year, and electronic copies are usually ready by mid-January, ahead of the paper mailing deadline.
If you're an active team member, go to Workday's Menu, then Tax Forms (W-4, W-2). That takes you to Paperless Employee, where you'll select Year-End Tax Statements and click Download to save the PDF. Access stays free through October 15 of the filing year. Fees apply after that date.
Paper W-2s go out a bit differently depending on your role. Store and GSCL team members get theirs handed out at their work location by HR, while HQ and RGD team members have theirs mailed to the home address on file in Workday as of December 31.
If you worked overtime in 2025, watch for a separate email that estimates how much of it you can deduct under the new tax rules. That number is just an estimate, so check with a tax advisor before you file. If your W-2 total looks different than expected, see how W-2 wages are calculated from a pay stub.
Getting a Target W-2 as a Former Employee
Once you've left Target, go to paperlessemployee.com/target and either log in or create a new account. You'll need your 10-digit team member number, date of birth, and Social Security number to set one up.
After that, select Year-End Tax Statements and download your form the same way an active team member would. Your paper W-2 mails to the address Workday had on file as of December 31, so update that address before you leave if you can. Need a copy later? Here's how to get a copy of your W-2 online for most employers, or contact the HR Operations Center at 1-800-394-1885 for older Target pay stubs.
Can't Log In to MyTime Target? Common Fixes
Most login problems come down to three fixes: reset your password from the sign-in screen, clear your browser cache if the page won't load, or try a different browser. Still stuck? Call Target's HR Operations Center at 1-800-394-1885 and have your team member ID ready.
A locked account usually clears itself after a short wait or a password reset link sent to your email. If a passkey stops working, falling back to your password is the quickest fix while you sort it out on a new device.
Your store's HR team can also help in person, often faster than waiting on the phone during a busy shift.
Conclusion
MyTime Target and Workday split the job neatly: one keeps your schedule straight, and the other keeps your pay stubs, W-2s, and tax forms in order. Once you know which tool handles which task, logging in and finding what you need only takes a minute.
If you need a pay stub outside of that system, like for freelance work or a side job, our paystub creator creates an accurate, ready-to-use stub in just a couple of minutes.
