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If you work for a employer for years a small company and have not used 2 days of your vacation and you are in the middle of the following year can you make your employer par you?
Optional Information: State/Country relating to question: Maryland
Hello,Thank you for the information and your question, however, I will need some clarification before I can assist you. What do you mean by "par?" Do you mean "pay" you? If so, have you resigned or been terminated?
Pay
Yes pay
And I am still working for this company
Hello again,Thank you for that information. Unfortunately there is no Maryland or Federal law that even requires that an employer offer any fringe benefits, including vacation leave and pay. So, if they do offer them, they get to set the rules for accrual, use, and payment of unused leave. So, unless your employer has a policy of paying out unused leave, either at the end of a year (which would be unusual) or at the end of employment (which is more common), then they don't have to pay it out. If they do have such a policy, then if you have unused accrued time, they would owe it to you.
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