not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismissal

[mr x]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

I have spoken to the union again who have chased this up with HR.

They advised it is being looked into and is being chased continually for a solution

[Eloise01]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

I have spoken to the union again who have chased this up with HR.

They advised it is being looked into and is being chased continually for a solution

At this stage that is the best way to get this resolved.

[Eloise01]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

It is faster payment . .

Ah, bloody banks. You spend years trying to understand the jargon and then they start using plain English! This is why I have an accountant....

[mr x]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

Update.


Still not been paid :-(

[bluebottle]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

It might not be a bad idea for yourself and your union to approach HMRC about the strange pay system your employer has. I do know that HMRC investigates employers who do not comply with NMR regulations or fail to pay. Experience has shown that low/no paying employers often have issues relating to VAT, PAYE, Corporation Tax, NI.

[Eloise01]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

It might not be a bad idea for yourself and your union to approach HMRC about the strange pay system your employer has. I do know that HMRC investigates employers who do not comply with NMR regulations or fail to pay. Experience has shown that low/no paying employers often have issues relating to VAT, PAYE, Corporation Tax, NI.

There is nothing at all strange about the pay system - the employer is paying for hours worked and this is common practice, and entirely lawful, if the employee is not working full hours, which they are not. HMRC do not investigate failures to pay - that is a matter for employment tribunals.

[Eloise01]

Re: not been paid by employer and fear they might be pushing for constructive dismiss

Update.


Still not been paid :-(

What steps have your union taken and what have they said about this? It would help to know this information.