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Does an employer have to pay hours worked?

BrendaN_f · 2012-08-23 10:58:38

I recently quit my job. Initially I gave 2 weeks notice, but something came up and I had to leave early... in that two week period they only had me scheduled for 6 hours anyway. So after I quit (which was mid-August), my employer rang and told me that because I quit before the two weeks were up, that I wouldn't be paid ANY…

23-08-2012 11:58am

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BrendaN_f

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I recently quit my job. Initially I gave 2 weeks notice, but something came up and I had to leave early... in that two week period they only had me scheduled for 6 hours anyway. So after I quit (which was mid-August), my employer rang and told me that because I quit before the two weeks were up, that I wouldn't be paid ANY of the hours that I worked in August! This is illegal right?

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#2 23-08-2012 6:05pm

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Well they could sue you for breaking the notice period. Unlikely though. But yes it's illegal unless there is a reason such as taking too much holiday entitlement.

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#3 24-08-2012 9:37pm

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Hi yes id say that is illegal. There must be somebody you could ring and explain. but if you worked those days and didnt get paid, thats wrong even if u left early or not because it is a different matter.

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