Quiz: So I've not been fully paid for October, still waiting for November pay...

The company I work for was in companies court for a winding up order very recently.

They promise they'll pay "soon" but never give a firm date. Always "this week" or "near next Friday". In fact the best I've heard was they may start paying November's wages in February (if some/all agree they worked December for free, for tax reasons).

1. Is it worth continuing to work 9 hours a day hoping they may pay the ?4000+ they owe, or cut my losses now knowing once I leave they'll NEVER pay anything, even after a court hearing?

2. Will the company die before I get paid anything anyway?

3. This has happened before in the past, as recently as April. Should I have learned my lesson then?

4. Will Hooper replace Grabban and play in Wes' role vs Derby?

Posted By: Fozzie on December 16th 2014 at 12:38:34

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Quiz: So I've not been fully paid for October, still waiting for November pay... (General Chat) - Fozzie, Dec 16, 12:38:34
- my advice....go get some proper legal advice (General Chat) - usacanary, Dec 16, 17:13:33
- Are you employed or freelance? (n/m) (General Chat) - Larry Hagman, Dec 16, 13:07:46
  - Employed. (n/m) (General Chat) - Fozzie, Dec 16, 13:14:00
    - They could be breaking the law.... (General Chat) - Larry Hagman, Dec 16, 13:26:09
      - Oh, we all know they're breaking the law (General Chat) - Fozzie, Dec 16, 13:32:19
        
        Join a union. (n/m) (General Chat) - Larry Hagman, Dec 16, 14:16:54
  - If employed then stick with it... (General Chat) - Larry Hagman, Dec 16, 13:13:05
- you know this - cut your losses and send an invoice just in case! (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Dec 16, 12:42:27

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