Legal Question in Employment Law in Minnesota

Is it legal for my employer to hold my last paycheck in finding my replacement even if I signed some company papers (Employee handbook in which I've never seen before states that the company can hold my last paycheck in finding my replacement since I didn't give them a 2 weeks notice)?

Asked on 7/09/16, 8:31 pm

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David Anderson Anderson Business Law LLC

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No

Answered on 7/10/16, 6:00 am

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