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How long do employers get to give a letter of termination and how long do they have to give paychecks and other unpaid dues?
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∙ 11y ago
An employer is not required to give a letter of termination; your boss can simply say, "You're fired!" then either escort you out the door, have security do so, or call the police and have you removed.
The time they are required to give you your paycheck varies by state. I looked this up for a couple other questions. Colorado, for example, requires outstanding pay to be made immediately with some exceptions, while Arizona gives the employer until the 7th day after firing or the next pay period, whichever is first.
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