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Would I be entirely unreasonable to pitch up and not move?

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SerialBox · 06/07/2015 23:20

My current soon to be ex "employer" are not paying me what they are due me.

I'm considering (albeit after a few glasses of wine so may change my mind) going to my work and refusing to move until they pay me what they are owe tomorrow at some point.

I have proof of discrimination against myself and other current employees and I'm thinking I may just make some copies of the proof and suggesting I distribute them whilst awaiting payment to management (owners)

I'm feeling a bit "claws out" at the moment.

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SerialBox · 06/07/2015 23:22

I should mention I've quit and technically been given pay in lieu of notice (with unlawful deductions and it detailed in various communications) with them mascarding it as garden leave so I don't actually have to go into work.

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Fatmomma99 · 06/07/2015 23:25

Do it!

Good luck to you!

Don't let the fuckers grind you down!

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SerialBox · 06/07/2015 23:25

masquerading - bloody phone

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Theycallmemellowjello · 06/07/2015 23:30

I'd seek legal advice first. You don't want to act in haste and find out you've harmed your position in a future employment tribunal hearing. CAB might be a good first port of call.

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SerialBox · 06/07/2015 23:32

I have a solicitor who said as I am still employed by the company and I have not signed anything to say I will stay away from the premises and not divulge any information to anyone else I am within my contractual rights to pitch up.

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