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My employer can't afford to pay me.

heisenberg09
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Hi, I am new to this forum but thought I'd see if I can get any advice on a current situation at work.
I have been working for my employer for 3 months now, and a few days ago was given a letter to sign saying that if i do sign it, i am agreeing to forego my salary until the company can afford to pay me, all of the employees in my office were given this letter. I have now been told that I must hand this letter in by tomorrow or the company may be forced to make redundancies within the office.
The letter doesn't state when I will get paid, just says HOPEFULLY in Jan 2014, it all sounds a bit shady to me and was wondering if anyone had been in a similar situation or had any advice?
I have been working for my employer for 3 months now, and a few days ago was given a letter to sign saying that if i do sign it, i am agreeing to forego my salary until the company can afford to pay me, all of the employees in my office were given this letter. I have now been told that I must hand this letter in by tomorrow or the company may be forced to make redundancies within the office.
The letter doesn't state when I will get paid, just says HOPEFULLY in Jan 2014, it all sounds a bit shady to me and was wondering if anyone had been in a similar situation or had any advice?
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Take the letter and keep it as evidence.
sign nothing.
You are better going now if they have no money.
Add up the wages you are owed tonight and prepare a letter before county court claim stating what they owe giving 14 days to pay in full.
Hand them this LBCC when they ask for the signed letter, post a second copy with proof of postage.
Tell them to get on and do what they want, but make them decide.
Hopefully they will sack you.Be happy...;)0 -
spacey2012 wrote: »Take the letter and keep it as evidence.
sign nothing.
You are better going now if they have no money.
Add up the wages you are owed tonight and prepare a letter before county court claim stating what they owe giving 14 days to pay in full.
Hand them this LBCC when they ask for the signed letter, post a second copy with proof of postage.
Tell them to get on and do what they want, but make them decide.
Hopefully they will sack you.Don't trust a forum for advice. Get proper paid advice. Any advice given should always be checked0
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