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post 1661872173 05-25-2022, 02:31 PM
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Work not paying out vacation days after I resigned?

I had 15 vacation days but the policy is to payout a max of 10. So I booked 5 days off on my last week. Now they are telling me that I’m not allowed to book any time off during my resignation period.

Wtf.. I did them a favour of providing as much notice as possible. I could’ve easily taken my vacation and then handed in my resignation notice but decided I should let them know asap so they could plan.

What should I do?

What if I just refuse to work the last week and claim I’m sick? Technically I have 5 paid sick days too which I was fine with leaving in the bank.
post 1661872383 05-25-2022, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted By basedcap⏩
I had 15 vacation days but the policy is to payout a max of 10. So I booked 5 days off on my last week. Now they are telling me that I’m not allowed to book any time off during my resignation period.

Wtf.. I did them a favour of providing as much notice as possible. I could’ve easily taken my vacation and then handed in my resignation notice but decided I should let them know asap so they could plan.

What should I do?

What if I just refuse to work the last week and claim I’m sick? Technically I have 5 paid sick days too which I was fine with leaving in the bank.
check the employee handbook. if you don't have one, ask HR for it. see exactly what it says.
post 1661872483 05-25-2022, 02:36 PM
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Check state and county laws too. I assume your company is permitted to not pay out more than 10 and to deny paid sick leave but that might not be the case - especially the latter.
post 1661872533 05-25-2022, 02:37 PM
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The law in my area is to only pay out a max of 10. The not being able to take time off during resignation period is not a law but I assume it’s in company policy.
post 1661874013 05-25-2022, 03:14 PM
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Bump give me some advice boyos
post 1661874243 05-25-2022, 03:19 PM
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What kind of poverty company doesn’t pay out all accrued vacation?

Jfl if you’re not using only sick time to accrue max vacation payout upon separation
post 1661874433 05-25-2022, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted By basedcap⏩
The law in my area is to only pay out a max of 10. The not being able to take time off during resignation period is not a law but I assume it’s in company policy.
Is that state law that allows that? Not allowed here.
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