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Final paycheck

Has any surplused ASM whose last day on payroll was March 31st received their final paycheck yet? I haven't received mine so I'm wondering if I was supposed to have gotten in already or not.

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Depends on your state. If you live in California you are entitled to waiting time penalties if they paid you a day later than Mar 31. Other states, you should have gotten the paycheck by April 6 for the next pay period.

In California commissions are considered earnings due to you on Mar 31. I know they don't plan paying March Commission to anyone til May 6.

If you live in Cali, you can claim waiting time penalties up to 30 days of your average salary/hourly + commission with the DLSE because they are paying you earnings late.

This is work, but can be worth the payout. Afterall. You got laid off and prob need the money.

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Post ID: @6saz+MKtQEyt

AT&T has been sending final physical PDO, commission and base pay checks to old manager addresses. Check with your old managers because they probably have them

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Post ID: @1cpu+MKtQEyt

called one stop today and they said at the latest the checks should have gone out by 4/5. I have to wait until 4/13 to file a lost check form. Then it's a 3 day processing likely before they re-send via USPS who lost it in the first place.....

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Post ID: @1pee+MKtQEyt

Depending on what state you are in you may be entitled to additional pay. The final check is processed through an epcr process that your manager was supposed to do in advance of you leaving. My guess is that was not done. The good news is if your in California your getting some extra money!

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Post ID: @1wfq+MKtQEyt

I wasn't retail but have yet to receive my final 3/16-3/31 check.

"Final wages, minus any lawful deductions*, will be issued in accordance with the state laws

applicable to the employee's work state. If the Company is required by state law to pay final wages

at the time of termination, payment will be made via a live check. For those states that do not

require an immediate payment, final wages may be paid in the form of a live check, or direct

deposit. The payment method depends on the force loss date and the employee's status at the time

of final payroll processing, or the pay period end date, whichever is later. Payment in lieu of unused

earned vacation or personal days off will still be made via live check. "

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Post ID: @izd+MKtQEyt

30 to 60 days after release waver is signed, no exceptions

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Post ID: @zia+MKtQEyt

Your ARSM should have handed it to you your last working shift. We got a printed check.

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