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hi


just finished working with a copy, and still waiting for my P45.


Was expecting a final slip with money owed for car security deposit etc, etc, and had payslip saying 'Payable by BACS - 237.28'. I called the bank and nothing has come out or in, and it doesn't say it is a demand for payment.


What the hell is it?!


Any help appreciated.

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If they "accidentally" over paid you at some point or you owe them money (for an advance of any sort) they can take the money back although that should be clearly indicated on your payslip.


Just call the HR/finance department and get them to explain. It could be a miscalculation

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