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New Job Wage Problem

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    New Job Wage Problem

    Hi

    Just looking for some advice/information, my partner has just stated a new job. We knew he would not get a full months wage as he started 2 weeks before end of the month however on pay day we have discovered he has only been paid for 2 days work instead of 10 and his work is saying it has something to do with week in lieu for seven days he does not get paid. There is nothing in his contract of employment saying this, it was never mentioned at interview or on the first day of the job. It is only now coming to light there is something in the employee handbook about it.

    Has anyone elese ever herard of this and can it be done? Other half dosent want to make too much of a fuss as its a new job but I do not think this is right and what he has been paid does not even cover any bill let alone last us till end of the month.

    We are based in Scotland if that makes a difference to any laws etc.

    Thanks in advance for you help!

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    I'm afraid that we might be able to advise you on this because this is a contractor website and you don't tell us if your husband is a contractor.

    Is this job permanent or is it a contract?

    If it is a contract, is your husband using his own Ltd company and working through an agent or is he using an umbrella?

    So with the information that you've posted, I'm afraid that the basic answer to your question is that it depends on what is in the contract.
    "I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
    - Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...

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