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I submit my times sheets online to Hays as i contract for BT openreach. I recently submitted my hours on the monday (any later than monday night and the funds wont hit my account on the Thursday) i noticed i ahd not been paid when i pt my next weeks hours in so on the comments box i asked if they had received my time sheet as i had not received anything. I had no reply, eventually Hays contacted me and asked if i was off on the week ending 16/1107 as they had not received any hours. I said i had submitted them and even asked if they had received anything. I did eventually have the money paid to my account but i was overdrawn by £103 and received a letter from Barclays confirming the standard £30 fee. Surely my employers are are at fault here??

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Do you have any confirmation of when you sent the hours online? If so, send a copy to them with a letter and a copy of your bank statement/letter showing the charges for being overdrawn. If they received your hours online within the timeband and did not process it,then they should compensate you for the bank charge.

 

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as Ell-enn rightly states above, if you can basically prove that you operated within their time scale then yes the fault ( and therefore the charge ) lays at their door.

send to them a copy of all you have to back up the fact and a copy of the charges that they have cost you and request the immediate payment of the charge.

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have a nice day !!

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