Legal Question in Employment Law in Colorado
Two Week Notice
Can employer with hold your last pay check if you do not give the employer a two week notice before quitting?
Asked on 10/13/05, 2:16 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Francisco Romero
F.L. Romero Esq., P.C.
Re: Two Week Notice
No. They have to have your last check ready when you leave, or if the payroll office is located in a separate location/or closed - they have to have the check ready within 24 hours. There are penalties for violating these statutes.
Answered on 10/13/05, 11:34 am
Ellen Buckley
Law Office of Ellen Buckley
Re: Two Week Notice
No, the employer cannot withhold your final paycheck because you give less than two weeks notice. If you quit, the employer does not have to give you your check until the next regular payday. People who are fired must be given their paycheck generally by the next day.
Answered on 10/19/05, 7:16 pm
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