Can my employer send finial pay check by mail afterI wasterminated?

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Can my employer send finial pay check by mail afterI wasterminated?

I was fired and was not notified. Termination papers and final paycheck was sent to my address on file, I didn’t receive it for about 6 -7 days. Is sending finial check by mail against state labor laws?  If not does the employer have to ensure that mail is received in a timely matter? Not 6 days later.

Asked on February 1, 2012 under Employment Labor Law, California

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Archibald J Thomas / Law Offices of Archibald J. Thomas, III, P.A. - Employee Rights Lawyers

Answered 12 years ago | Contributor

There is no law prohibing an employer in Florida from sending an employee's final paycheck to the adress they have on file.  The law requires payment within a reasonalbe time.  If they did not mail the check until 6 days after the normal payday, this could be a technical violation of the law, but not serious enough to warrant bringing any type of legal claim.

 

 


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