Final Pay

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Failing to provide a terminating employee with their final paycheck in a timely manner can subject you to waiting time penalties. The time requirement to pay the employee depends on a number of factors.

Final Pay Explained

The time requirement for a final paycheck generally depends on whether the employee quit without notice, quit with at least 72-hours’ notice or was terminated or laid off. However, there are certain limited exceptions to the final paycheck timing requirements. For more

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