Legal Question in Employment Law in California
An ex-employee that walked out in the middle of her shift called today and she wants the separation paperwork she signed a couple of weeks ago. Do I need to provide her another copy of the paperwork now if she is requesting a copy. She was already provided a copy of this letter. Thank you.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Why do you not want to give her another copy? If she is considering suing you and you feel ther are no grounds, give her a copy so that when she takes it to an attorney they can see there is no basis for a suit against you. She undoubtedly remembers the gist of the letter and giving her a copy is not likely to reduce the likelihood of her filing suit against you.
An employee is entitled to a copy of whatever they sign, once. Why fight it, just send another copy.
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