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So... if your employer hasn't made a bona fide attempt to give notice... are you owed back pay?

• crackercrews 4y ago
  Has Twitter stopped paying anyone that was laid off? I thought they were continuing to pay for quite some time.
  • borski 4y ago
    Through Jan 4
  • lovich 4y ago
    They said they were going to pay, but Elon musk is a notable liar and welcher. He’s also getting sued cause Twitter stopped paying rent on its office
• toast0 4y ago
  Assuming California... Upon termination of employment by the employer, final wages are due immediately with some exceptions not relevant here; and if not, wages continue as a penalty until the situation is resolved or 30 days, whichever is shorter. If you quit, final wages are due in 72 hours or on your last day, whichever is later. There's also some notice requirements under unemployment law for any termination by the employer, but I'm not sure if those have penalties. There's also the WARN act requirements.
• PixyMisa 4y ago
  If he hasn't been paid all this time, then certainly yes. If he was given notice (which he was) but didn't receive the formal letter containing all the details, then maybe. Depends on exactly how the state laws work in California.