Left job, wages paid but still owed £60.

DannyWhoWorks

Hi,


I had been a cleaner for a local office for 10 years. Last summer (July, August and September), I delivered some leaflets for the company I clean for. In total, this was 2000 leaflets, £60 per 1000. I was paid £60 in October but I have never been paid for the other 1000 leaflets I delivered. I have left letters, rang the office (as I work when the office is closed) and even popped in their and they promise to sort it - my regular wages for the cleaning has been and is always correct.


I have now left this job and when writing my letter of resignation, I stated that I am still owed £60 for the leaflets which I will need to be paid at the latest, on my last wage slip.


However, I have just received my last wage slip and, not that surprisingly, I have not been paid for the leaflets again!!!


Does anyone know what I can do about this situation?


Many thanks.

agrinnall

Write a Letter Before Action demanding payment, and if they don't pay then start a small claim.

https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/web/mcol/welcome

DannyWhoWorks

Hiya, I wrote a letter and have had no reply.


I have had a look at the website but I have to pay a fee over 50% of what I am owed .

Takeaway_Addict

If you win I believe you can add the cost to the claim.

lincroft1710

Can you prove that a payment of £60 per 1000 leaflets was agreed with your former employer.