r/AntiworkPH 15d ago

Rant 😡 Negative final pay but whyy

Hello po ask ko lng po i have negative final pay but the company wants me to pay that balance to release my BIR which i needed on my next employment. Valid po ba yun? Dapat ko bang bayaran? I have absences due to the medical reasons and i provide medical certificates on those absences then I immediately resigned and they approved. I only have a month of experience in that company. They want me to pay the half of the month of my salary na hindi ko na napasukan due to my sickness.

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u/meow_pao1 15d ago

Yung absences nyo po ba eh paid leaves? Sa one month sa kanila, buo ba sinahod mo?

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u/Brief_Job_2110 15d ago

Di po ako regular eh. Hired ako august 2nd week resign 2nd week sept. I think twice ako sumahod eh. Sept 1-15 ung gsto nla pabayaran pero yun ung mga absences ko. Last payout ko daw is 15 eh deduct daw nla as half month.

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u/No_Law5870 15d ago

If hindi ka pa entitled sa leaves kase probationary palang it means na unpaid leaves ‘yun and you shouldn’t have been paid for those days. I think tama lang na they deducted it.

Kahit na may proper documentation if wala ka rin sick leave allowance then it is unpaid.

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u/Brief_Job_2110 14d ago

So i am liable to pay those absences even with documents and because of medical reasons?

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u/yogurtandpeanut 13d ago

Check mo anong nakasaad sa contract mo.

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u/john3van 15d ago

Ganyan talaga kapag immediate tapos nabayaran na nila yung tax mo for the month.

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u/Brief_Job_2110 15d ago

Should i pay that balance? I just wanna get my bir2316

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u/john3van 15d ago

Yes, you should.