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And in Florida, the employer can go fuck themselves.
SOURCE: Worked 5-years at a payroll firm. You deposit the money, it's theirs, end. Doesn't even matter if it's the wrong account.
One of the very few things from Florida I actually agree with
Until they pay the wrong person lol
Sounds like they need better payroll processes to me
Unless you're suggesting that it would mean the worker wouldn't get paid? Yeah, no... They still owe for work done
I get that but kind of like when your labor rights are violated, it’s up to you to pick the fight and get your pay, which is often a shitty and awkward process