Work done, but not paid? We pursue what's rightfully yours.

Unpaid wages, outstanding invoices, or withheld fees? Don't let clients or employers exploit your work. Recover what you're owed.

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Your Payment Rights

National Minimum Wage

Employers must pay at least minimum wage rates. Underpayment entitles you to arrears plus penalty charges.

Payment Terms

Contractual payment terms must be honored. Late payments may incur statutory interest and compensation.

Employment Rights

Employees have strong protections against wage theft including tribunal claims and enforcement action.

Types of Payment Claims

Unpaid Wages

Full Arrears

Recover all unpaid salary, overtime, and bonuses

Outstanding Invoices

Payment + Interest

Freelance/contractor fees plus late payment charges

Holiday Pay

Statutory Entitlement

Unpaid annual leave and public holiday payments

How We Help (Step-by-Step)

1

Review Your Contract

We examine employment contracts, service agreements, and payment terms to establish your legal entitlements.

2

Calculate What's Owed

We determine exact amounts including unpaid wages, holiday pay, expenses, and applicable interest or penalties.

3

Formal Demand

We issue legally-backed payment demands referencing contractual obligations and employment law requirements.

4

Enforce Payment

We pursue claims through employment tribunals, small claims court, or enforcement agencies as appropriate.

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Why Choose Us for Employment Claims?

Employment Law Specialists

Expert knowledge of wage laws, employment rights, and tribunal procedures ensures maximum recovery.

Multiple Recovery Routes

We pursue claims through employment tribunals, small claims court, and HMRC enforcement as appropriate.

Worker Protection

We understand employment relationships and protect you from retaliation while pursuing legitimate claims.

Frequently Asked Questions

Employment tribunal claims must generally be made within 3 months of the last unpaid wage. Contract claims can be pursued for up to 6 years.

It's illegal to dismiss employees for asserting statutory rights to wages. Such dismissals may be automatically unfair and lead to additional compensation.

Verbal agreements are still contracts. We can establish terms through evidence like emails, payslips, job adverts, and witness statements.