No, not unless a termination contract requires they pay you for termination without cause. Then it is whatever the contract states.The employees can file a wage claim with Department of Labor, as Georgia does not enforce wage violations at the state level. Georgia's Prompt Payment Act sets forth deadlines for payment and provides rules to guide disputes, late payments and other issues. There are several wage notice requirements for employers working out of Vermont. Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN). Employment loss includes a 50 percent reduction in an employee's work hours for each month in a 6month period. Whether a company can change your pay without notice is not as cut and dry as other wage and hour law issues. Georgia state law requires most employers pay the majority of their employees at least semimonthly. You may negotiate overtime work in the employment agreements for longer than the standard working time.