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Should I be worried?

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danieljp
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Should I be worried?

Post by danieljp »

Ok, so my original 3 month contract expired last saturday, however my manager assured me this was being extended and therefore I have been working all this week. So is it a coincidence that today is the first time since starting that I haven't received a payslip, or should I be expecting the worst tomorrow :arrrghhh
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by calpsy »

Even if you were finishing up you would still get a payslip so nothing to worry about .

Coincidence im sure .
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by POSTMAN »

Wage slips have a mind of their own,don't panic.
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centenaryman
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by centenaryman »

if its of any use to you,,,im full time an didnt get a pay slip 2day,,,,,,,,,,i deliver payslips to 2 postman on my walk,,,and 3 out of every 4 weeks 1 of them doesnt get his slip till friday,,,,dunno why.
George door to dawes
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by George door to dawes »

Wouldnt worry too much your new contract will probably turn up with your payslip soon!
fritzzoo
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by fritzzoo »

If you're a casual normally they have to wait 2 weeks to renew your contract, so if you worked after your contract ended you will get paid in a couple of weeks, hope i'm wrong though.
danieljp
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by danieljp »

Thanks for the responses guys, I guess I'll find out in the morning :cool
L8Hatter
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Re: Should I be worried?

Post by L8Hatter »

Almost exactly the same thing happened to me on my first renewal date. The letter asking me if wanted to continue working, came about about a month later :crazy:

Sine then, it's usually between 4-6 weeks before the renewal date. Currently sweating on the latest one with three weeks to go