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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.
If the employer has overpaid an employee by mistake then the employer has the right to reclaim that money back. However, employees and workers are protected, under section 13 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, from any unlawful deductions from their wages.
Employers can't take money out of an employee's pay to fix up a mistake or overpayment. Instead, the employer and employee should discuss and agree on a repayment arrangement. If the employee agrees to repay the money, a written agreement has to be made and has to set out: ... the amount of money overpaid.
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.
In fact, under guidelines, the employer has up to six years to request this money back. “Under Section 14 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, where the employee remains within employment, the employer is entitled to make a deduction from the employee's ongoing wages to recover the overpaid sum.
If the employee refuses to allow his or her employer to simply take the money out of the employee's paycheck and doesn't otherwise repay the money, the employer may be forced to sue him or her for its return. ... This means an employer could fire an employee who refuses to return an overpayment.
Ask the employee to return the net amount paid and have the payroll service reverse the erroneous paycheck. This approach may work if payroll tax returns have not been filed for the quarter affected. ... Reduce the employee's future wages for the amount of the overpayment.
Ask the employee to return the net amount paid and have the payroll service reverse the erroneous paycheck. This approach may work if payroll tax returns have not been filed for the quarter affected. ... Reduce the employee's future wages for the amount of the overpayment.
If the employer has overpaid an employee by mistake then the employer has the right to reclaim that money back. However, employees and workers are protected, under section 13 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, from any unlawful deductions from their wages.
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.
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