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What happens when you are overpaid by your employer?
For employees Where an employer has made an accidental overpayment of wages/salary or expenses (including holiday pay) to an employee, the employer can legally recover this overpayment from an employee by deducting the overpaid amount from future wages or salary (or any money due to the employee if they leave).
What happens if a company overpaid you after you leave?
The employer has the right to reclaim overpaid wages even if the employee has left the company. However, if the employee has already left, it can be more difficult for employers to recover any overpayments. If the final payment has been made, an informal request seeking repayment can be made to the former employee.
How long do employers have to claim overpayment?
Timing- An employer can only go back to collect overpayments made in the 8 weeks prior to notifying the employee of the overpayment. An employer has up to 6 years to recover the payment, though in most cases the recovery time is much shorter than 6 years.
Do you have to pay back overpaid salary?
The employer has the right to reclaim overpaid wages even if the employee has left the company. However, if the employee has already left, it can be more difficult for employers to recover any overpayments. Action should be taken quickly in case the final salary payment has not yet been made.
Can you get fired for being overpaid?
This means an employer could fire an employee who refuses to return an overpayment. Such termination would likely even be considered for cause, which could affect the employee's right to unemployment insurance. Therefore, employers do have leverage to get an employee to repay an overpayment of wages.
How do you handle overpayment of wages?
Contact the person you have overpaid immediately. Explain what has happened. Tell them that you intend to take the money out of their next wage. Ask them if this would cause any financial difficulty.
Should I tell my employer they overpaid me?
Always notify your employer of an over/under payment. They may have overpaid it they may have come to a different conclusion as to number of hours. Notify and they will either fix it or explain why it is correct.
What happens if you are overpaid?
For employees Where an employer has made an accidental overpayment of wages/salary or expenses (including holiday pay) to an employee, the employer can legally recover this overpayment from an employee by deducting the overpaid amount from future wages or salary (or any money due to the employee if they leave).
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