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My employers have failed to pay my wages on pay day. What action can I take?

My employers have failed to pay my wages on pay day. What action can I take?

Firstly, check to see there has not been some sort of administrative error.

If not, then write by recorded delivery requesting payment within 10 days or you will take legal action to recover the wages.

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