Back dated wages

Elainecity01

I left my job in February this year 2020, apparently the head teacher hadn’t payed its employees right since 2016, am I able to claim this back

Dazed_and_C0nfused

Maybe re-read your post and write one that people will actually understand

Takeaway_Addict

A comment not required and unfair. My apologies OP

Elainecity01

I was just a dinner lady

KatrinaWaves

We need much much more info.

What wasn't paid 'right'? Why do you think this, and how has it 'come to light?' 

Dazed_and_C0nfused

If you haven't been paid since 2016 why did you continue working??

General_Grant

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

If you haven't been paid since 2016 why did you continue working??

Living up to your user name.

The question relates to some kind of error in how staff were paid not that they weren't paid anything!

getmore4less

Elainecity01 said:

I left my job in February this year 2020, apparently the head teacher hadn’t payed its employees right since 2016, am I able to claim this back

If they are admitting the error and working through the wages back to 2016 then you should be included in any shortfall calculations.

You could remind them and make enquiries about what is being done.
If you know for sure the type of error and the amounts then you could remind them of those as well. 

Savvy_Sue

Are you in a trade union? That might well help your case.