aqcheryl
08-19-2007, 05:00 AM
Im not sure where to post this, this is the only forum listing under labor laws thats close to my issue.
I resigned from my position at PC on June 8, 2007. Due to family emergency, I was advised by Human Resources that I did not have to provide a two week notice.
I received a letter from PC within a few days, stating that I was overpaid for the amount of $734 as payroll had assumed I had worked during the pay period of 05/28-06/10; and that I owed them this money.
In returning my resignation forms I had to sign, I included a handwritten note stating that I had not received money from them in that amount, and should I receive it, I would immediately return it.
I never did receive it, and two formal letters later, where I state this in every one - and go so far as to ask them for proof from them that they sent it to me - I am still receiving letters from them stating I owe. The last letter I received was today does not provide any proof the money was sent, and even goes so far as to confirm that I did not receive a direct deposit of this money in my account. The sentence directly after that says I owe them.
I need free legal advice and confirmation from someone who understands employment laws to confirm with me that if I never received the money, I don't owe it. I need to know how to get PC to stop harrassing me saying I owe, and also that they do not retaliate by trying to report it on my credit.
I resigned from my position at PC on June 8, 2007. Due to family emergency, I was advised by Human Resources that I did not have to provide a two week notice.
I received a letter from PC within a few days, stating that I was overpaid for the amount of $734 as payroll had assumed I had worked during the pay period of 05/28-06/10; and that I owed them this money.
In returning my resignation forms I had to sign, I included a handwritten note stating that I had not received money from them in that amount, and should I receive it, I would immediately return it.
I never did receive it, and two formal letters later, where I state this in every one - and go so far as to ask them for proof from them that they sent it to me - I am still receiving letters from them stating I owe. The last letter I received was today does not provide any proof the money was sent, and even goes so far as to confirm that I did not receive a direct deposit of this money in my account. The sentence directly after that says I owe them.
I need free legal advice and confirmation from someone who understands employment laws to confirm with me that if I never received the money, I don't owe it. I need to know how to get PC to stop harrassing me saying I owe, and also that they do not retaliate by trying to report it on my credit.