Hampeh  +  464592 Tue, 15 Jan 08 04:47 PM I want to resign from my current company because they didn’t pay my salary for the past 6 months ago. How to ask them to pay my salary? Dear Sir/Madam, Resignation Notice I hereby wish to tender my resignation as Engineer for ABC Corporation with effect from 9 January 2007. As per the required 1 month advance notice I would appreciate if you could inform me on my last working day after having deducted my annual leave entitlement. I am very appreciated if you can disburse the outstanding payment for my salary since August last year. I wish to thank the company and staffs for all the opportunities provided in my professional and career development during my tenure. Sincerely, myname Hampeh Joined on Wed, Nov 29 2006 Junior Member 67 I would appreciate if you could let me know any grammar or wording error in each of my writings here :)

	Feebs11  +  464657 Tue, 15 Jan 08 07:43 PM Dear Sir/Madam,  [You are best addressing this to your immediate manager, and copying it to the head of  the  Finance Department] Resignation Notice I hereby tender my resignation as Engineer for ABC Corporation with effect from 9 January 2007. Please ensure that all outstanding salary due to me is paid on my last working day. I have not received anything since August 2007. Also, please deduct any outstanding annual leave from the one month of notice that is required. I wish to thank the company and its staff for all the opportunities provided in my professional and career development during my tenure. Sincerely, Yours sincerely myname cc ***, Finance Manager/Director. (Do you have some kind of paperwork that you need to establish your tax status? If so, you must remind them that this is needed: ...working day, together with my {{P45}}...) Feebs11 Joined on Thu, Nov 23 2006 UK Veteran Member 5,006

	Hampeh  +  464740 Wed, 16 Jan 08 02:04 AM Thanks feeb11 for your prompt reply. I did some changes to the draft, is it acceptable or anything else i should add. About tax, I'm not really sure about that. But they also didn't paid for my other fund and I can sue them for that. Actually, they have to pay 23% from my total salary to that fund so I can use it when i retire. Dear Mr. Superior,  Resignation Notice I hereby tender my resignation as Engineer for ABC Corporation with effect from 9 January 2007. Please ensure that all outstanding salary due to me is paid on my last working day. I have not received anything since August 2007 (For July half only). Also, please deduct any outstanding annual leave from the one month of notice that is required. Thank you very much for understanding. [I don’t think I should thank them. I’m angry because didn’t receive payment since last year, I just want my money back, unless they want me to report it to police, and I want to quit] Yours sincerely myname cc ***, Finance Manager/Director. Hampeh Yours Sincerely

	Feebs11  +  464896 Wed, 16 Jan 08 11:35 AM Even though you are angry, it does no harm to thank them for the opportunities to learn that you have had. I would not say "understanding" - they clearly are not. Also, if this is a serious situation, it would be wise to get professional legal advice, particularly about ensuring you have all the necessary paperwork you might need in order to get a new job. Feebs11

	Hampeh  +  464899 Wed, 16 Jan 08 11:49 AM Thanks for your advice. So, you prefer the first one. “I wish to thank the company and its staff for all the opportunities provided in my professional and career development during my tenure.” Btw, I’m not really worried about to getting a new job because I already have it and will be started soon. What is the most important now is to get all my money back. Hampeh

	Feebs11  +  465092 Wed, 16 Jan 08 07:23 PM In your part of the world, is it possible to say that you will bring an action against them if they do not pay you your full back salary? Feebs11