is it legal for employers to not pay vacation pay after quitting
I have worked for a condo in palm beach for about 3 years, i have givin 2 weeks notice, at the end of this i asked my boss about my vaction pay, which is 40 hours now , she told me she doesnt have to pay me is this true?
1 answer | asked Oct 18, 2004 5:20 PM [EST] | applies to Florida
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Payment of Vacation Pay
The answer is "it depends." That is depends on whether your former employer had a written policy as to when vacation pay accrues. You would probably need to show a lawyer any written employment manual or describe any oral policies as to vacation pay that were relayed to you. If vacation pay is owed, you would then have a legal right to seek it as well as your attorneys fees and court costs incurred in recovering it.
Scott M. Behren
posted by Scott Behren | Dec 13, 2004 8:41 PM [EST]
The answer is "it depends." That is depends on whether your former employer had a written policy as to when vacation pay accrues. You would probably need to show a lawyer any written employment manual or describe any oral policies as to vacation pay that were relayed to you. If vacation pay is owed, you would then have a legal right to seek it as well as your attorneys fees and court costs incurred in recovering it.
Scott M. Behren
posted by Scott Behren | Dec 13, 2004 8:41 PM [EST]
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