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Hello people, I need your help.
I got this job in Lagos. Everything was fine until I saw that the firm lacks structure and the MD is everything; from HR to Account… just everything. I started losing interest and happiness with the way he rubbishes every staff. After some time, I decided to resign and gave one month’s notice as requested. I served the one month and left honorable.
The problem now is I was paid just a little above half of my salary. I sent emails and sms to the MD requesting for explanations as to the deductions, he just ignores, when I call he just rejects my calls. No replies, nothing.

What can I do again to get my full pay.
Thank you.

Cc CrazyMan, 1forall

Get a lawyer to write a letter to him. He should threaten to sue him if he doesn't do the right thing.
Make sure the lawyer uses a letterhead paper.

Such has happened at my work place b4.
The lady informed a lawyer relation who threatened to sue our boss. He said his chambers had been receiving numerous complaints of him not paying his workers when they resign.
My boss hurriedly paid the lady her money.

Don't take the letter there yourself O.
Have someone deliver it. And he should make sure the receipt is acknowledged

What were the terms of engagement? I think it's best you consider sending people first instead of engaging a lawyer, except you have no intention of listing his establishment as previous place of employment.

FatherCHRISTMAS:
What were the terms of engagement? I think it's best you consider sending people first instead of engaging a lawyer, except you have no intention of listing his establishment as previous place of employment.

No other terms apart from giving one month's notice. I gave 33 days and fulfilled all other exit processes.

I am not listing the company on my CV.

Thank you Minjim

wellmax:
I am not listing the company on my CV

then get in touch with a lawyer if you haven't . I honestly hate people trying to chat another person who has sacrificed their time and sweat