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Is holiday or vacation pay required by employer I know of an employer in nebraska that has about 10 employees and they don't pay for legal...
Is my employer in the right not to pay me holiday pay for working on a holiday My employer said i must work on the holiday and since i am not passed my 90 day, probation. i...
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Isn't it the law that you get holiday pay Doesn't your employer have to pay his full time employees time and a half on major holidays?


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Sting547

Sting547

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Is an employer required to pay holiday pay to an

Employee who is on leave without pay and she doesn't want to follow the company policy and work the day before and the day after the holiday? She is also on Family Medical Leave (unpaid).

Thanks,
Cheri Swales
MO DESE
Director of HR

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canquis

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That question sound bitter, but if you are on leave(for whatever reason), then you're on leave. It doesn't matter what holidays occur during this period. I can't say for sure but there may be exceptions for government or military work.

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Answer 2 / 3 - Submitted 275 days ago...

Sting547

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Sorry for sounding bitter, I was just very tired and busy when I wrote the question.

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Answer 3 / 3 - Submitted 275 days ago...

Sting547

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There are no exceptions for Government. The Department policy says that you must work the day before and the day after a holiday in order to get paid for the holiday. Thi employee did not do that. I hope this helps.

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