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Originally Posted by pnoon
If they don't respond to your satisfaction, you may need to hire a lawyer. Unless there is an attorney on the board who is up on your state and local laws, do not take any specifc legal advice from here.
Generic advice on how to handle the situation may be forthcoming and helpful. But ultimately, you should consult someone locally.
my  and worth as much.
Good luck, Bill. I hope you get paid for your work.
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I completely agree I wasn't out for specifics, just general advice and maybe some past experiences?
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Originally Posted by jitzy
can't you just write your name in on the check?
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Even if I could, like I said it was for approximately 1/3 of the money they owe THAT week. Not even total. Realistically crossing out Bill and writing William and my last name wouldn't look good either. I have horrible handwriting as well, not to mention that money was taxed as well without me filling out proper forms.
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Originally Posted by JaKaacH
There's nothing like a little face to face time with the person who hired you, and/or the person who gave you the check...
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If it were a dude who wrote the check..........
Not an option in my case.
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Originally Posted by MarioF
Could the days you work been in 2 separate pay periods, so that you would get a separate check for the balance in the next pay period.
And I would just deposit the check in your account, a bank won't cash it but they would probably deposit it.
Good luck.
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No, I verified that and it was on the memo part of the check. I asked my bank and they said no dice on them taking the check any possible way.
As well as when I brought up the error in pay I never got calls back I had to make the calls myself and I was repeatedly blown off. Then after refusing to come to work till I was paid, I never received another call or another check or any check for that matter even for the next weeks pay.