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Employer hedging his bets

My partners ex employer calculated his books to be 100 pounds short just prior to my partner successfully moving jobs. we have received her final salary cheque only for there to be a deduction of £35 (just over a third of what went missing) as there were three staff on the desk that lost the cash it would seem the employer has reclaimed his loss from staff salaries. there has also been a weeks wait between her official pay day and when we received the cheque resulting in a charge from the bank for a un paid direct debit (we missed 1 oops!) anyway i have checked and am looking to go the MCOL route but will i be able to claim the bank charges also ?

I have begun to collect evidence for bundles etc. anyone hve any thoughts about anything else i should be doing or if im doing things right?
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