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If an employer dismisses an employee who took his vacation early and received his indemnity, is the employee entitled to the 4% or 6% of his wages when he leaves?

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If an employer dismisses an employee who took his vacation early and received his indemnity, is the employee entitled to the 4% or 6% of his wages when he leaves?

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Yes. The employer must pay him the 4% or 6% of the wages he earned during the current reference year. The vacation that he had taken prior to his dismissal was that which he had accumulated in the previous year.

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