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Q: witholding salary apartement damage

i left my previous school for another job in another province with an working visa i had damaged my apartement paid 1300 rmb to fix the floors then after the day i left my previous school my school contacted there is extra damage will witheld my last salary claiming extra damages to the apartement by the landlord but ever since they did not contact me and how can i get them to pay back my last months salary and see actualy the real damage costs to the apartement any solutions anybody.

12 years 44 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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If you're not working with right (Z) visa, you should take your loss and move on.

 

SAFEA will help you in dispute, if you are legal worker in China. 

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Should have dealt with those things face to face prior to leaving, get your cash before leaving. Should be aware that most schools try to do this on the last pay to most teachers, especially ones who leave the province without their money.

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After you have left, there is not a chance you are seeing that money.

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It is chance, but one must be legally employed.

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Sadly there is very little you can do. Always get your money before you leave.

 

Worth remembering to also check your bills if they pay cash in hand. A university I worked for, paid me in fake bills (not the whole pay check but about 500 RMB worth of them). I didn't notice till I'd left, and now I'm wandering around trying to find a sucker to take them off my hands. -- So far it has not worked. 

icnif77:

Go to the Bank with fake 500, and tell them, who gave it to yousurprise

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