You should first look for a company that represent the right of the workers, I have no idea which office could be in Connecticut, but in Puerto Rico is known as Normas y Salarios.
If you still uses the old fashion way to clock in, do take a picture of the punched every time with the current date on it. If they use a digital process, then just use like a diary or journal to have a record of your work attendance. Go to the office that represent these types of cases and file a complaint. Also let them know this happens on a regular basis, so they can take action on the matter, and it doesn't happen again. I wish I knew which office you have to go to, but I'm not from Connecticut. Best of luck.
SOURCE: i work at a towing company and we have a couple
I KNOW THAT MARYLAND HAS A LAW FOR MECHANICS THAT IF THEY DON'T PAY THEAR BILL FOR A CERTIAN LENGHTH OF TIME THE MECHANIC CAN PUT A LEAN ON THE VEHICAL AND THEY CAN DO WHAT THEY WANT WITH THE VEHICAL, SELL IT WHAT EVER TO GET THEAR MONEY BACK, AFTER YOU HOLD THE VEHICAL SO LONG THE PRICE FOR THE TOWING CHARGES MAY OUT WEIGH THE BANKS PRICE FOR THE CAR AND THEY JUST MITE RELEASE THE VEHICAL TO THE TOWING COMPANY. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS FOR THIS AND SEE
SOURCE: how long will it take me to pay back ?
That depends on the interest. If there is no interest being charged then it will take 90 weeks with the final payment being $195.
SOURCE: i,ve been paying 6 pound every 2 weeks for 12yr am i owed money
Depends....if you signed up for a service you should have been informed of your right to cancel and how long the contractural agreement was meant to run.usually by law this is a specific period of one year to 18 months..the only time you might get a refund is if you can prove that you were miss sold something or it was not made clear what you were paying for and how long the contract was to run.seems to me they were happy not to inform you of your position once the contract expired ....therefore you should at the very least receive a refund for charges incurred after the contractural period expired.again if you had an initial trial period you should have been informed that payments were being taken at regular intervals which in my mind means they failed to keep you informed of your position.lastly you could argue on the point of usage.they will have a record of you bandwidth usage which will make it quite clear you were paying out for a service which you did not use.if you are in the uk I would write to the CEO of the ISP and state your position and be clear that if no one replies or offers some sort of compensation that the matter will be forwarded on to the financial ombudsman....usually a letter from them is enough to sort thus sort of thing out.google financial ombudsman to get the contact details etc.
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