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No wages for xmas
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Also hoping there will be one of lawyers coming on here to advise on this.
Its my understanding that employers are allowed to reclaim monies overpaid - but must work out a mutually agreed rate to do so with the employee. Hoping that we can get this clarified as to whether there is any law compelling them to do this at a gradual rate (it was after all their fault forgawdsake - so thats the least they can do).
have you been to your Union about this?
Meanwhile - I dinnae know but maybe there will be something in this about it:
http://www.tuc.org.uk/tuc/rights_main.cfm0 -
sorry forgot to say they haven't paid anyones extra since october..0
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