Hello, I was short-changed by my employer (paid for lesser hours) also they reported higher amounts of pay to HMRC.
Now, I sent an email to payroll about payment and the amount reported to HMRC which I got to know of through DWP. asked payroll to let me know the figures they reported to HMRC, and pay me the correct amount.
I just got an email from payroll saying I have no right to access any of my information with them and I replied I do as it is my own record I am not asking for another persons info etc
She replied saying she “studied payroll technician in University & have a knowledge of law and rights & have 18years of experience”.
Dont I have a right to request that they send me my own pay record (I have them in my bank statements but it seems they are making too many errors so what to be sure.) and the amount they reported to HMRC?
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Lordhavemercy · 16/06/2022 17:00
Lordhavemercy · 16/06/2022 17:16
@worriedandannoyed. Test I get pay slips but I never check if they are the correct amount until I noticed a significantly smaller amount paid on my last payslip and then I checked the hours I worked and found I was definitely short- changed.
AlisonDonut · 16/06/2022 20:36
Have you had your P45 yet?
Aprilx · 16/06/2022 21:21
As you have your payslips, I am unclear what it is you want the payroll department to send you?
As an aside they they do not have to send you duplicate payslips, even if you did a SAR you are not entitled to duplicates of original documents. But as you have these anyway, this is a moot point, I don’t understand what you are looking for.
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