Is There A Law Regarding Paydays?
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Every employer shall pay all wages due to its employees at least once during each calendar month on regular paydays designated in advance. The end of a pay period for which payment is made on a regular pay period shall not be more than fifteen days before such regular payday.
Upon layoff or termination by either the employer or the employee, all wages due must be paid to the employee the earlier of the next regularly scheduled payday or within ten days of termination, weekends and holidays excluded. If the employee makes a written request for earlier payment of his wages, all wages then due must be paid within forty eight hours, excluding weekends and holidays.
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Additional Idaho Labor & Employment Law FAQs
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How Do I File A Claim For Unemployment Benefits?
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When Should I File My Initial Claim For Benefits?
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Can I Work And Still Collect Unemployment Insurance Benefits?
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How Do I File For Weekly Benefits?
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When Can I Expect To Receive My First Check?
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Why Didn't I Receive A Check For The First Week I Was On Ui?
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How Can I Get Information About My Claim?
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