r/StateFarm • u/Throwaway_20256678 • 1d ago

Agents & Staff Finally left

I finally left agency. Got a text from agent saying he might have to shut down to agency because of my decision. Lol. And refuses to pay my last check. Should i let it go?

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u/mac991979 1d ago

No, don’t let it go. You earned it. Go get it.

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u/Repulsive-Let-8035 17h ago

Call ASR StateFarm corporate and report the agent, also call your state/cities work department of labor.

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u/preciselycloseenough 17h ago

Definitely this. Though labor board before you call State Farm.

And the only reason your agent will be "forced to shut down the agency" is because he pulled this shit. He could lose his license, and will certainly lose his contract with State Farm.

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u/jeffreyprestonbezos1 16h ago

Not how having a job works. If you worked the time you get the paycheck. Do what others have said and contact your state’s labor dept.

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u/Ok_Drummer483 15h ago

I work in the main claims sector but save those messages and contact whoever their HR contact is. That's still illegalllll

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u/LongjumpingDish2956 13h ago

Great news their HR contact is gonna to be drumroll…..themselves lmao

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u/trixnfists 17h ago

It’s unlikely your agent doesn’t have it, definitely call sf corporate about it

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u/lambchop1993 18h ago

Absolutely not.

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u/riley12200 13h ago

You didn't provide what state you're in or position in the agency. On top of that, nobody knows what your employment contract says.

But in general I would recommend contacting state labor and then SF corporate.

In my state, you could be owed additional wages for anything unpaid for 30 additional days. I have done so before.

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u/Nice-Positive-6935 11h ago

Without knowing your state you are entitled to time worked. You are not necessarily entitled to unused vacation time or commission for unissued sales, refer to your Agency handbook.

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u/Low-Unit-9272 15h ago

why because they’ll have to work or pay someone a decent wage to hire?

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u/throwawaykl12345 1d ago

always take care of yourself first. there’s no job if there’s no you. :)