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Yes, an employer can change your vacation policy. Federal law does not require employers to ever pay for any time that someone does not work. There are also no states that require a paid vacation. There are some states that do have laws that do pertain to vacation policy changes, specifically time accrual and unused vacation.
For example, Nebraska has a law that says paid vacation can be considered part of wages, so an employer can't change policies in a way that takes away vacation time if an employee has already earned it. Although this isn't a law in other states, it can be good practice for any business to follow this when making changes.
During large management moves, such as acquisitions, it is extremely common for changes to policies, such as vacation policies, to be made. If someone has a specific line in their employee contract, then changes to vacation policies may go against that. If not, changes are allowed and can be made at almost any time, and in some cases, without any notice.

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