Sierra Vista, AZ asked in Employment Law for Arizona

Q: I quit my first full time job with vacation, sick time paid. I did not receive a last check. Am I owed it?

I was not paid for my week of sick pay. Ask bout my sick pay a d why I did not get it was told to wait. Then quit and still did not receive payment for sick. Am I owed for unused vacation as well. I worked passed the 90 day requirement for benefits. It has be over a year now.

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Jay Hall
Jay Hall
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  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Licensed in Arizona

A: No, you're not owed either unless the company has established a provable practice of paying out unused accrued benefits.

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