Post-dated cheque
Apr 8th 2013, 6:42 pm
#16
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Re: Post-dated cheque
If they can't pay salaries to their employees they are unlikely to be allowed to continue trading for very long so unless they can collect outstanding moneys owed they are effectively ****ed.
I meant cut your losses. Would you rather wait 3,4 or 5 months in the hope that you might get something? Good luck with that. Sorry.
I meant cut your losses. Would you rather wait 3,4 or 5 months in the hope that you might get something? Good luck with that. Sorry.
Apr 8th 2013, 6:49 pm
#17
Token Scandinavian Bloke
Joined: Jun 2009
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Posts: 2,820
Re: Post-dated cheque
Fair enough. By the way I believe your contract is void if they don't pay you (there is probably a certain period which needs to pass before it is considered void though) so you shouldn't have to worry about having to work any notice period. If you call the MoL helpline (800 665) they will be able to tell you more though.
Apr 9th 2013, 6:53 am
#18
Bored liberal
Joined: Feb 2007
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Re: Post-dated cheque
Fair enough. By the way I believe your contract is void if they don't pay you (there is probably a certain period which needs to pass before it is considered void though) so you shouldn't have to worry about having to work any notice period. If you call the MoL helpline (800 665) they will be able to tell you more though.
