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In response to "Is that specific to your company, or to a wider segment? -- nm" by Beryllium

Apparently, there's nothing in other states' laws that require an employer to pay it out, but that was my employer's notice.

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Apr 20 '20, 14:07

Mrs Jax googled:
Florida has no laws at all that address payout of earned vacation time when an employee leaves. In these states, "use it or lose it" policies are not prohibited since there is no law on the subject. Therefore, they can be used to prevent a payout at termination or a rollover of vacation time

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If your pay stub or employee materials don't indicate that your PTO expires and when, I smell class action -- nm - con_carne Apr 20, 14:11 2
- That looks to be *from* "employee materials". It's a change in the PTO policy. - zunkskunk Apr 20, 14:21 1
  - During normal times, I'm sure that's true. But the reason emergency declarations exist is to prevent shenanigans like this -- nm - con_carne Apr 20, 14:26

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Apparently, there's nothing in other states' laws that require an employer to pay it out, but that was my employer's notice.

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