Can a former employer not pay out your accrued (10 days) PTO if you do not fulfill your entire two weeks notice of resignation?
You could have quit without notice and they had to pay your earned and unused PTO upon separation.
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You could have quit without notice and they had to pay your earned and unused PTO upon separation.
Your employment is likely at-will but there may be exceptions to that.
Time sheets / time punch records and compare to paystubs.
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