Should I file a claim with the Division of Labor Standards of Enforcement for not receiving my final wages on my last day?
You should be entitled to 3 days pay as late payment penalties. Whether it is worth the effort is up to you.
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You should be entitled to 3 days pay as late payment penalties. Whether it is worth the effort is up to you.
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No. Your employer is not required to provide a termination letter, even if you request one.
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No. According to the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, there is nothing in state law that mandates an employer pay an employee a special...