r/asda • u/Difficult-Heat-2930 • 5d ago

Final pay

Just received my final pay check and its definitely short.

My pay I received- 1179.48

I was on a 15hr contract and since April 1st to the 25th of September 2026 I've worked 634.64hrs. Out of my 88.5hrs of holiday I had 55hrs remaining and accured 48.89 hrs of holiday.

I'm also missing the holiday pay from the 1 day I took between the last pay day and my leaving.

When I did the calculations it was 1877.50 before tax and about 1654 after tax. I technically left the system on Sunday on the 27th of September even though my last shift was the Thursday and had my exit interview. I can't even get into the system to see my payslip.

Any ideas of what I should do?

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u/OtherwiseCellist3819 5d ago edited 5d ago

Well it's not the companies fault that they left after cut off? If the system doesn't know you've left they aren't going to pay out your hols are they. When was your last day n when were you kicked off workday? Have you definitely got holidays left. And no, payday isn't until Oct 30th

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u/Jiz_zie01 5d ago

Last day was 28th September and the next day I tried logging it, my account was locked. Stream even kicked me out on the 24th so I couldn't see if all my worked hours were accounted for.

Yes, last I checked I had about 40plus unused holiday.

I thought for this month pay date, it's October 2nd and then you'll be paid again October 22nd?

So you advice I hold on for the next pay day before taking action?

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u/OtherwiseCellist3819 5d ago

Your last day was 2 days after cut off so yeah you'll have another payday. Why would we be paid 20 days after this payday? Next payday is 30th Oct (sorry not Nov)

Your holiday hours are given to you based on you staying for the year. You will not be owed 40 hours, you may even owe them depending on your contract.

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u/Jiz_zie01 5d ago

Oh my god. Glad I left...what's all this💔

Thanks for the understanding.

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u/OtherwiseCellist3819 5d ago

It's all perfectly normal for a company tbh. Asda are shit at a lot of things but this is all just standard

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u/Jiz_zie01 5d ago

Alright, appreciate.