I recently quit my job in Colorado. My former employer was very hard to work for. I recieved a job offer from a new company and accepted the position, because I felt there would be some retaliation against me from my former boss I left my job without giving notice. The pay period has come and gone, I called about recieving my last check and he ( my manager) informed me I needed to return my uniform. I ask him if he could mail my check and he said no. I said I would come and pick up my check. When I went to return my uniform and pickup my check the general manager wasn't there and the assistant manager said that he couldn't give me my check I had to come in again and pick it up from him personally? (the general manager) Is this right? I don't care to talk or see my former boss, I would just like him to mail it but that didn't seem to work either. Susan

Colorado does not permit the withholding of pay for items such as payment of uniforms. Unfortunately, Colorado does not enforce missing pay. It says, instead, that it will aid its citizens through mediation. You can read about it at: http://www.coworkforce.com/LAB/Welcome%20Sheet.pdf