Employee Rights: What an Employer Must Pay When You Leave a Job

When an employee leaves a job, the company is obligated to pay outstanding salary, accrued extra payments, and unused vacation time, though voluntary resignation typically does not entitle one to severance or immediate unemployment benefits.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish5h ago

Dejar el trabajo no significa irse sin cobrar: qué debe pagarte la empresa

El finiquito debe incluir salario pendiente, pagas extra devengadas, vacaciones no disfrutadas y otros conceptos ya generados; la baja voluntaria no da derecho a indemnización ni, con carácter general, a paro inmediato

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Employee Rights: What an Employer Must Pay When You Leave a Job

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