When must my final pay be paid?
Final pay is normally due on your usual payday. Check what you are owed, whether compensation is separate and how to challenge missing money.
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Final pay is normally due on your usual payday. Check what you are owed, whether compensation is separate and how to challenge missing money.
A confidentiality breach can put your job or your next offer at risk. Here is what you must keep private, what your boss can share and how to challenge a breach.
An attendance trigger is not a verdict. Know when sickness becomes a capability issue, which absences need different treatment and how to challenge a warning.
A video call can end your job. It cannot erase your rights to challenge the reason, the process or missing pay.
Theft at work can lead to dismissal without notice, even for a first offence. But an allegation does not settle the case. Here is what to ask for, what to challenge and how to protect your pay.
If your job is in a proposed round of cuts, you have a right to be heard before decisions are final. Here is what to ask today and which deadline is ticking.
Suspension is not a finding of guilt. Your employer needs a proper reason to keep you away, and should normally keep paying you.
What ending your employment contract means for your notice, wages and right to challenge dismissal, whether your employer ends the job or you decide to leave.
You can usually say no. Check any attendance duty before you leave, but do not let an employer make wages you have earned depend on giving feedback.
An exit package can contain money you are already owed and money offered for giving up claims. Separate the two before you sign.
An empty rota does not erase your right to pay. Check what your employer owes before you agree to a cut or resign.
There is no fixed sick-day limit that makes dismissal fair. Check your employer's process, what you are owed and how to challenge losing your job.