On: Salesforce fires red team staffers who gave Defcon talk

[dekhn]

Err, no. Payable immediately doesn't mean somebody has to hand you a wad of cash.

[Animats → dekhn]

In California, it does.[1] California has the strictest law in the US on this.

[1] http://www.turleylawfirm.com/blog/final-paycheck-laws-for-te...

[dekhn → Animats]

Fair enough. Salesforce has enough money that they can afford to pay the minor penalty for violating this.

[lightedman → dekhn]

For the California employee, they have to PAY YOU IMMEDIATELY, THEN AND THERE. That means either a pre-loaded card, check, or cash in hand, or other acceptable instrument of legal tender, such as a money order.

[late2part → dekhn]

You're right. They can also hand you a check.