Left Job After a Week and Haven't Been Paid

dizzyrascal

I imagine that as you worked the last part of the month then you just missed the cut off to get your wages at the end of the month. You have to get the paperwork to finance by the 12th of the month where I work to ensure payment at the end of the month.
I imagine that if you are patient the money will be paid at the end of August. As other people have Said though, I wouldn't be in a rush to pay you as you have messed your employer about.

Treehugged

dys wrote: »

...Wasn't hard to not get on the sanctimony wagon today was it folks?

Oh contraire.

stevemcol

You let them down. I wouldn't have paid you either, contract or not.

HoldOrFold

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dizzyrascal wrote: »

I imagine that if you are patient the money will be paid at the end of August.

I already spoke to them unofficially on the phone where they told me they were witholding my pay. Then I rang ACAS and they said to write an official grievance letter which I did by email, and they responded similarly. That's when I sought legal advice and was told to take it to tribunal.

dizzyrascal

HoldOrFold wrote: »

My lawyer is certain that I will get the money, but of course there is paperwork and a potential tribunal which equals time. I am considering if it's worth attaching a claim for loss of earnings due to not having the capital required to start my venture, which would otherwise be off the ground in about a week from now had I been paid at the time agreed on my contract.

Now I know you are joking. Not a cat in hells chance.

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getmore4less

HoldOrFold wrote: »

It did turn out to be a blessing in disguise. I figured out that I have to be self-employed, so I'm starting my own business which I've been wanting to do for awhile. Unfortunately, I was going to use that payment due to me after leaving as capital to purchasing a few things that I would need to get it off the ground.

My lawyer is certain that I will get the money, but of course there is paperwork and a potential tribunal which equals time. I am considering if it's worth attaching a claim for loss of earnings due to not having the capital required to start my venture, which would otherwise be off the ground in about a week from now had I been paid at the time agreed on my contract.

Loss of earning for an imaginery business that can be set up with 6 days wages from a proper company after standard living expences.

lets remind you

the 6 days I've worked there... which is about £500.

How much are you thinking of claiming for these loss of earnings?

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