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Old 11-28-2007, 08:39 AM
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Default Former Employee Claims Conspiracy Nebraska

At my business we had a former employee who's paycheck got put into the wrong folder when he came to pick it up. At this time we did not know this, asked him if he was on direct despoit (some are and some are not), he said no and we told him that we weren't sure where his check is, we'd give him a call in alittle bit, possibly tomorrow once we researched it. He threw a fit, called our corporate office and filed a complaint. We went through the checks and found his was put away by his first name, rather then his second name. 45 mins later he received his check and said it was a conspiracy and he was taking this to everyone he could.

Now the question is, is there anything he can do for being paid 45min late? Or anything else? It may seem silly to some, but I've seen lots of wierd things happen these days.

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Old 11-28-2007, 08:49 AM
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You are fine. You still got it to him the same day. Companies are allowed to make occaisonal honest mistakes.

You say this person doesn't work for you anymore? Really? Sounds like a whiz at personal interaction.
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Old 11-28-2007, 08:55 AM
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Yes, he doesn't work there anymore. He walked out last week. He even called some of the current employees about the conspiracy and other personal comments about management. It was really wierd.
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Old 11-28-2007, 08:58 AM
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That is a different matter.

Talk to your employees. Tell them what happened. Then tell them that it is no longer beneficial to the work environment to talk to this person during working hours.

Then send a letter to the ex employee stating your apology for the mistake but making it clear that any attempts to contact current employees and disparage the company would be met with legal resistance.

You need to nip this yahoo in the bud.
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