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No, an employer in Florida does not have to pay accrued vacation time when you quit. That is if it in the company policy, it is not mandatory.
There is NO US law that mandates that any employee is entitled to any vacation time ... So the time that one gets for vacation is at the employers discretion ...
Yes, Vacation pay is an estimated liability, You do not know when the employee will take vacation or if the employee may have received a raise between now and then. You do know however that the employee will take vacation and that in itself is a liability expense.
No, an employee's vacation is taxed just like earning and therefore, it can not expired until it is used or paid to the employee.
It is important when writing a vacation leave extension letter to include the exact dates of the leave being requested as well as the reason for the extension. Employers like to know when they can expect the employee to return so they can plan accordingly.
No mine. My suspensions specify that the employee is unpaid until I say different. Since management reserves the right to approve / disapprove vacation, we will not approve a vacation request until we decide the employee deserves it.
Bureau of Labor Stats: About 85% of all employers and 95% of large employers.
There is no legal requirement for vacation. It is entirely at the employer's discretion whether to provide or allow vacation time.
Guess what? Whether you believe it or not, or whether it is ultimately fair, employers have no legal obligation to offer you any vacation time. The same applies to holiday pay. Both are given at the discretion of the employer and not mandated by law. Moreover, even if an employee does offer vacation benefits, the employer can dictate how much and when you can take that vacation time. Thus, believe it or not, an employer can tell you that you are not entitled to vacation pay unless and until you work for a full year
Hi~ It all depends on your company's policies in regards to leave. You can only "sue" if the policy clearly states that remaining vacation leave can be carried over the following calendar year. My personal experience is that it is usual for employers to have a "use it or lose it" policy. Hope this helps.
We will never know, since almost all US employers are tiny employers. Small employers do what they wish and can afford.