When your employment is verified, is the final month the month when you take the PIL or your last month on the payroll? Thanks
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I used the last day of my PIL (Oct 31, 2020)
If they pay you - you are legally employed by them.
So last pay period is your end of employment.
As an example - say a certain employee, call him Darren, is involuntarily removed from his position with the company and it is agreed he will be paid to the end of year on a regular payday basis. Not a single severance payment.
Then say this Darren, a month later and before year end, is involved in a horrible drunk driving accident, striking an elementary school bus at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
And the next day, the Dallas Morning News reports that Darren is a Current Employee of the Company.
This is absolutely Correct.
You might be thinking more about Linkdin dates, but it has many applications in real life.
Thank you. I took the PIL last year, found a job quickly, and want to have my ducks in a row for the future
Employment ceases at the end of PIL period —— according to the hr email I received
last day on payroll, is said somewhere on PIL faq page
The day you turn in your company equip is your last day on the job.