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Do you know how many time in the last three years I've heard the phrase "Unfortunately, under Florida law......". That's because there are no laws in Florida. My wife is currently going through this same problem after leaving her job. By the way, we no longer live in Florida. Three years is long enough.

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Q: Are you entitled to accrued vacation time in Florida when terminated if there is no written office policy?
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