Pay during shutdown.

Submitted by ringwood on Mon, 06/11/2012 - 07:51

MA Employment Law (Workplace/Coworkers) Questions and Answers

I work at a large, private, non profit daycare center in Massachusetts. They need to shut down for 2-3 weeks for renovations. Do they have to pay me for the time they are closed? If not can I collect unemployment?

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