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i have just won a case against an employer,but there still refusing to pay.do i have to go to their local county court or my local county court to enforce payment.any advice welcomed Employment Tribunals Act 1996 s. 15 reads as follows: yes, if you've won your case they have no choice but to pay. it's the law. if they don't comply they could get in even more trouble and have to pay out a lot more. sounds like the management is not running the place all to well. The long answer is correct. Do advise the Employment Tribunal however, as they ought to have information about poor employers in their domain. You have discovered the perils of winning a lawsuit. Now you have to collect. You can go through the courts again, and get authority to attach their bank account(s). You can send them letters. Or you can try to sell the judgment to a collections agency, likely only for pennies on the dollar. Good luck, but just because you won doesn't mean you will get the money. You should enforce it through their local county court. See a solicitor. |
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