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Complaint to Labour Commissioner: Unpaid Wages

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Respected Sir/Madam,

6. Despite this, the employer has not paid. The amount is due to me for work I have already done.

7. I ask that you register this complaint, call the employer to give an explanation, and pass an order directing the employer to pay me the unpaid wages and any other amount that the law provides, together with such compensation or interest as the law allows, and take such other action as is just.

8. I understand that the office may require this complaint in its own prescribed form, or on affidavit, or may need further details or documents. I am ready to fill any form the office requires, and to appear and give evidence when asked.

9. The facts stated above are true to the best of my knowledge.

Yours faithfully,

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