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rb24
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Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.
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As I understand it your were/will be paid as follows:
15th Sep for August work, 15th Oct for Sept work, 15th Nov for Oct, 15th Dec for Nov, 15th Jan for Dec and 15th Feb for the part month Jan. If that is so it's correct, if not when were you paid and does the payslip detail the periods covered?0 -
So on 15 Sept 22 you were paid for Aug 22, on 15 Oct 22 you were paid for Sept 22 and so on. On 15 Jan 24 you will be paid for Dec 23 and on 15 Feb 24 you will be paid for the 12 days in Jan 24. That makes sense to me.
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rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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Marcon said:rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.0
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rb24 said:Marcon said:rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.0
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rb24 said:Marcon said:rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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Hoenir said:rb24 said:Marcon said:rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.0
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Marcon said:rb24 said:Marcon said:rb24 said:Hello all! So I started working with a company on the 1st August 2022. We are paid 1 month in arrears with pay day falling on the 15th of every month. I am set to leave the company on the 12th January 2024 and am being told that I will only receive the pay for 1st - 12th January 2024 on the 15th February 2024. When I received my first pay check, I only got paid the 4 weeks pay rather than 6 so assumed that the 2 weeks I worked extra will be paid back at the end of my employment? I’m being told this is not the case.0
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You started 1 August.
So on 15 Sep they paid you for 1-31 August.
Then on 15 Oct, they paid you for 1 - 30 Sep
and so on
and so on until
On the 15 Dec 2023, you were paid for 1-30 Nov 2023
On 15 Jan 2024, you will be paid for 1-31 Dec 2023
On 15 Feb 2024, you will be paid for 1-12 Jan 2024
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As several people have pointed out that your employer is correct try this:
You will have worked for 5 complete months and 1 part month and you will have been paid 6 times, 5 for full months and 1 part month.
I think perhaps the thing that's tripping you up is that you will get your last pay a month after you leave.0
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