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Babbaloo · 04-26-2006, 10:27 AM

That depends on each state's labor laws. In California, they have to pay up quick. Usually in less than 30 days. So the best bet is to look the state's website, and find the agency that is in charge of labor and employment issues. They should have a set of rules and regulations that lay down the law on the topic.

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Babbaloo Sterling Poster Join Date: Jan 2006 Babbaloo is an unknown quantity at this point. My Mood:	Re: Paychecks That depends on each state's labor laws. In California, they have to pay up quick. Usually in less than 30 days. So the best bet is to look the state's website, and find the agency that is in charge of labor and employment issues. They should have a set of rules and regulations that lay down the law on the topic. YOUR AD HERE COMPETITIVE RATES