April 22 Tip of the Week
April 22, 2025 2:06 pm“Final Wages” Although it can seem tempting to take deductions from a departing employee’s final wages for unreturned uniforms or... Read More
“Final Wages” Although it can seem tempting to take deductions from a departing employee’s final wages for unreturned uniforms or... Read More
“Cybersecurity Considerations for Employers” An area of great concern for employers over the last several years is cybersecurity. The media... Read More
“Final Wages” Although it can seem tempting to take deductions from a departing employee’s final wages for unreturned uniforms or... Read More
“Severance Agreement Pitfalls” When an employer decides to terminate an employee – a decision that we all know is not... Read More
“No Fault Attendance Policies: Are They Legal?” One of the most difficult employee issues that employers deal with on a... Read More
“Are Severance Agreements Worth It?” The decision to terminate an employee is never an easy one for a variety of... Read More
“Document, Document, Document” One of the most frustrating experiences for human resources professionals is addressing a supervisor who wants to... Read More
“No Fault Attendance Policies: Are They Legal?” One of the most difficult employee issues that employers deal with on a... Read More
“No Fault Attendance Policies: Are They Legal?” One of the most difficult employee issues that employers deal with on a... Read More
“Severance Agreement Pitfalls” When an employer decides to terminate an employee – a decision that we all know is not... Read More
“Final Wages” Although it can seem tempting to take deductions from a departing employee’s final wages for unreturned uniforms or... Read More
“Retiree Health Insurance and COBRA” Employers who offer employee group health insurance must provide employees with a notice of their... Read More
“Termination Letters: Required or Not?” One of the questions we often get asked at myHRcounsel is “I just terminated an... Read More
“No Fault Attendance Policies: Are They Legal?” One of the most difficult employee issues that employers deal with on a... Read More
“Are Severance Agreements Worth It?” The decision to terminate an employee is never an easy one for a variety of... Read More
We know that employers have a lot to consider when an employee separates, whether voluntarily or involuntarily. One such consideration is when final payment is due to that employee. As the answer varies from state to state, and from one situation to the next, we’ve compiled the table below to make the determination easier. As always, we encourage you to seek legal counsel with questions and specific factual scenarios.