Still getting paid after leaving job.

[CrackDown]

I'm not sure if this is in the correct forum so move if necessary please.

I live in England and worked for a year in a placement as part of my university course, and was paid monthly. I left the job at the end of the year having been paid in full. I left this job 3 months ago and have received 3 monthly salaries since, at first I thought it was back pay which was owed to me but now I believe the wages department don't know I have left. Where do I stand?

Thank you.

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

I'm not sure if this is in the correct forum so move if necessary please.

I live in England and worked for a year in a placement as part of my university course, and was paid monthly. I left the job at the end of the year having been paid in full. I left this job 3 months ago and have received 3 monthly salaries since, at first I thought it was back pay which was owed to me but now I believe the wages department don't know I have left. Where do I stand?

Thank you.

My response:

It's amazing, but apparently true. People in England can't read English!

You're not sure if this is the correct forum? Hell, it's not even the correct Web Site for you!

IAAL

 

[HomeGuru]

I'm not sure if this is in the correct forum so move if necessary please.

I live in England and worked for a year in a placement as part of my university course, and was paid monthly. I left the job at the end of the year having been paid in full. I left this job 3 months ago and have received 3 monthly salaries since, at first I thought it was back pay which was owed to me but now I believe the wages department don't know I have left. Where do I stand?

Thank you.

**A: You certainly don't stand in the US.

 

[CrackDown]

Sorry, didn't realise it was US only forum, was in a bit of a rush before.
I will learn from my mistake don't you worry.

 

[stephenk]

contact the payroll department of your former employer and tell them about the mistake. You will be expected to repay the amounts paid to you after you left your job.

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