Steve
Bradenton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 04, 2006
Evan, Keep in mind that the terminology is confusing, but when an employer "holds back" pay, they aren't really holding anything. On a two week pay cycle, the money you earn prior to the first scheduled payday, was after the pay cutoff date of the prior payday that you did not work there. This money is not actually "held back", it is just being applied on the proper pay cut off date for the next scheduled payday. Also keep in mind that hourly wage should never be referred to as salary. It is not. This is really important if you file a wage claim. And, we already know Allied Interstate is scum. Read all of the other threads here and on other sites such as budhibbs.com, complaints.com, and several others. Do a google search for "allied interstate" and see what comes up. File a wage claim, and an FTC complaint to document the illegal collections practices.