Two weeks notice - Salaried - NH

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  1. 02-08-2012 12:55 PM #1
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    Two weeks notice - Salaried - NH

    I am a salaried employee in the state of NH, if I give my two weeks notice and am told not to work, do I still get paid?

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    No, not for those two weeks you will not be working.
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    So if it is mid week or at the beginning of that pay week, being that i get paid on the 1st and 15th they will prorate my 72 hour pay out to the days actually worked?
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    Most likely, really depends on company policy.
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