HR doubled my pay by accident this period

[Jayou Ayen]

In the real world, they’ll just reverse the transaction, and credit you the correct amount. Don’t be dumb and have shyt start bouncing, those fees add up.



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[Rocket Scientist]

If a cashier gives you extra change yea keep it ,but in this case you have to be honest.What goes around comes around....down road you might get that promotion.....

 

[Geek Nasty]

This is what I call an exposal thread. You can tell who knows what's up and who's got hood rich fantasies

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

They’re going to get their money back regardless.

The question is do you want to be on their bad side going forward. be smart.

 

[NotaPAWG]

anyone telling you to keep it is an idiot.

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

Honestly she asked you because she didn’t want to get into trouble. If she takes it to her boss that money is coming out your check and there’s nothing you can do about it.

 

[Charlie Hustle]

 

[The Burger King]

Return it, quit, and come be apart of the Burger King empire. :freewhoppers:

 

[MikelArteta]

they have access to your bank account when i quit my job and they kept paying me once they found out they took it all back at once.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

it's common.. asking is a courtesy. they will TAKE it back.

 

[Patriarch]

It aint even worth it bro. Just give them back their shyt.

 

[The Emperor]

Bruh...
HR lady ain't coppin pleas...
They caught the mistake...
They getting that money back one way or another...

 

[Mike809]

First page is full of dudes without a legit job .

 

[keond]

They have audits. This aint 1953. They have computers checking computers checking humans. It will come out eventually.

 

[Depreciating Asset]

HR lady in my inbox coppin pleas

Asking for permission to reduce my pay next period to make up for it.

Should I say no

Seriously you should say no. I do payroll as part of my job and anybody who does payroll knows that if they screw up that's their bad they got to take that L. Basically you should tell them that you looked up your state laws and that you are legally entitled to the money. They cannot use it against you either because you could sue them and that's a lawsuit that you would win. So you got them by the balls. It's yours you spend it.

Edit: I should add one caveat. If you work for a non-profit then it's a bit of a different story and maybe you should give the money back cuz they ain't ballin' like like that. But if it's a corporation then they lawst