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The payment of wages is regulated by federal and state law. Employers must pay wages in cash or its equivalent, and direct deposit is continually gaining popularity as a convenient method for paying wages. In addition to the method of payment, state laws also regulate how frequently employees must be paid. Many states have laws regarding the payment of wages upon the termination of employment, including accrued vacation, and these rules often differ depending on whether the termination is voluntary or involuntary. State and federal laws also require that employers maintain certain records related to payroll.
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Payment of Compensation - Paychecks
06/01/2016
National
156633
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We’re looking for ideas on how to handle the 27 pay dates in 2009. Our primary concern regards salaried employees who are paid biweekly. Should we reduce their pay and adjust for 27 pay dates instead of 26?
03/23/2009
National
156476
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Analysis
Paychecks
03/04/2009
National
155913
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I have employees in numerous states and would like them to all move onto direct deposit for our payroll. Can my company mandate this for employees out in the field?
03/14/2008
National
155805
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Does BLR have a current 50-state summary of final paycheck laws that explains when a final paycheck must be ready, in each state, upon resigation and termination?
12/14/2007
National
154489
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What must employers do in the event of a wage dispute?
07/11/2005
National
153978
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Do I have to pre-note for direct deposit? Are there any federal rules that require that?
02/18/2005
National
153946
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I have an employee who abandoned their job after one day's work. Do I have to pay him at the agreed hourly rate or can I pay minimum wage? Do I have to pay him at all?
01/07/2005
National
153603
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Can a company require employees to be paid by direct deposit to their choice of a financial institution in West Virginia?
01/01/2000
National
153599
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Can an employer in the state of kentucky force their employees to use direct deposit as the only means to recieve their wages?
01/01/2000
National
153597
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I am looking for information and or topics that discuss direct deposit policy and procedure. My company is moving towards paper less checks and mandatory direct deposit. How would I word this in a policy format?
01/01/2000
National
153598
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Is there any regulations in Oklahoma reguarding Mandatory Direct Deposit?
01/01/2000
National
153602
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Our salary payroll will be changing from a 24 pay frequency a year to a 26 pay frequency and the employees will need to be notified. Are their time requirements involved in notifying the employees?
01/01/2000
National
153601
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We believe the salaries should be recalculated taking their yearly salary and divide by 27. Salaried employees are concerned that they are being shorted after they calculte if paid by hourly rate. Any suggestions?
01/01/2000
National
153600
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We have employees in Indiana and Florida. Can we require our employees to accept direct deposit of their payroll?
01/01/2000
National
153596
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What are the laws for Massachusetts regarding paying wages. Am I allowed to pay per diem employees two weeks out.
01/01/2000
National
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