Payday? No!!!

alenax

I feel your pain, though probably for different reasons - I used to work for a company that were atrocious with their paydays... the official date was mid-month but the actual payday was sometimes as much as 2 weeks late! Everyone used to get so angry because it screwed up everyone's bills, DDs etc.

lincsdan86

Thanks alenax

Wouldnt be so bad if the misses got her pay but as we work at the same place it is two pays that are late! looks like im going to have to find some coupons for this weekends shopping but there seems to be plenty of them atm :-)

iamana1ias

Have you bothered asking work what's happening yet?

Zazen999

iamana1ias wrote: »

Have you bothered asking work what's happening yet?

Don't be silly, far easier to come on here and ask people who won't know.

shellsuit

But surely now they no there is a problem shouldnt they at least inform us of the actual reason why? All had is oh must be monday, which obv isnt the last working day of the month.

Looks like they've already asked, but not been told the reason why.

lincsdan86

shellsuit wrote: »

Looks like they've already asked, but not been told the reason why.

nice to know someone reads the thread before reply, thanks shellsuit.

just asking wudnt u think they would tell you if pay was going to be late and also having a moan

shellsuit

They should know if the pay is going to be late and they should have informed you all of the reasons why.

They can't just tell you they hope it to come through on Monday ~ actually, the person who told you that, have they been paid today?

Do you know who processes your wages or where, they might have an idea?

Zazen999

shellsuit wrote: »

Looks like they've already asked, but not been told the reason why.

'Oh' may have asked, but I asked what work said when the OP picked up a phone, and asked the question that they are asking on here....namely why haven't they been paid.

Which obviously might put them in danger of finding out an actual answer.

shellsuit

Zazen999 wrote: »

'Oh' may have asked, but I asked what work said when the OP picked up a phone, and asked the question that they are asking on here....namely why haven't they been paid.

Which obviously might put them in danger of finding out an actual answer.

They rang and asked. I'm assuming they said 'we haven't been paid today when we should have been' and they were told 'oh, must be monday (you're getting paid on)'. Which is what the OP has already said?

OK, the OP could have said that wasn't good enough and asked why the pay wasn't in their accounts, but it depends on who/what department they rang/asked.

lincsdan86

just to clarify,

I didnt ask my partner did and she asked the "office manager" directly as we are both in work, I dont no where this telephone conversation come from, why wud call someone in the next office?

The bloke who runs the payroll only works once a week and he is not here to ask and prob wud get told off for asking him directly.