California Labor Code 204 requires most employers to issue your FULL final wages on the day you are fired.In our State, that includes accrued PTO..Employees can get BIG payouts if the employer doesn’t pay on time..So if a bad boss thinks they’re being cute by holding your paycheck hostage… talk to a lawyer!..#california #business #money #financialliteracy #workworkwork | Attorney Ryan

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California Labor Code section 203requires most employees be paid their full final wages on the day they are fired. If the employee quits (as my client did then they get their full final pay on the last day, so long as they gave at least 72 hours' notice. It doesn't matter where the company HQ is. This rule applies to employees who worked in California. And in California, your accrued PTO is considered part of those wages.Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. This is educational content