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I''m a part-time employee paid 20 hours a week and have

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I''m a part-time employee paid 20 hours a week and have worked the job 3 years. Should I be getting vacation pay?

 

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June 17 2008 at 8:18 AM (1 hour and 32 minutes and 11 seconds later)
         
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Dear San Jose, California:

Under both California Wage and Labor laws, and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), an employer is not required to pay vacation at all. If an employer does choose to pay vacation, the employer may elect to pay vacation only to full time employees.



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June 18 2008 at 6:03 AM (21 hours and 45 minutes and 3 seconds later)
         
Reply to Anne_C's Post: I work 52 weeks a years - Some times more than 20 hours a week and some times more than 40 hours but only paid for 20 hours? That is full time in my book?

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June 18 2008 at 8:50 AM (2 hours and 46 minutes and 46 seconds later)
         
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