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Not required - Anonymous

Posted: May 1st, 2016 - 11:59 am In Reply to: They are required by law to give you your pay AND - pay out your PTO whether

It is not illegal to withhold PTO pay when someone quits without giving 2 weeks notice. Where I work it is company policy and written into the employee manual, they only have to pay you for hours worked. Saying that you don't need them for a recommendation could backfire if you apply for another job and they find out you bailed. It's common courtesy on your part, and you will have left on good terms. I don't know why companies require people to give notice, maybe it takes a while to process, but it is not illegal to withhold PTO. If you want to go now, take your PTO and get paid for it and quit when you get back.

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Has anybody ever just left? - MT POCKETS (Views: 781, 2016-04-29, 7:44 am)
- I did - Chi-town Lady (Views: 588, 2016-04-29, 8:32 am)
- They are required by law to give you your pay AND - pay out your PTO whether (Views: 532, 2016-04-29, 10:05 am)
  - Not required - Anonymous
- No problem with getting paid. - wordie (Views: 515, 2016-04-29, 10:17 am)
  - leaving without notice - Chi-town Lady (Views: 550, 2016-04-29, 10:20 am)
- I did. Sent my resignation about 2 hours before - wannie (Views: 617, 2016-04-29, 11:34 am)
  - I'm so jealous....I can't WAIT for my turn to do the same... - except I think I will wait until (Views: 637, 2016-04-30, 12:28 am)
- My exit strategy - will be to spend my last day (Views: 446, 2016-04-30, 8:41 pm)
  - Mt - Anon (Views: 383, 2016-05-01, 6:56 am)
- I quit witn no notice... - dh (Views: 522, 2016-05-01, 6:55 pm)
- quit during my shift - suemom41 (Views: 589, 2016-05-02, 11:14 pm)