Cases6010541/2024

Claimant v Amandeep Singh

Outcome

Claimant succeeds£9,652

Individual claims

Unlawful Deduction from Wagessucceeded

The tribunal found that the second respondent made unauthorised deductions from the claimant's wages totalling £5,530, comprising £4,122 in unpaid wages and £1,408 in unpaid overtime.

Othersucceeded

The tribunal found that the second respondent failed to provide the claimant with itemised pay statements contrary to section 8 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, awarding compensation of £4,122.

Facts

Mr Suna brought claims against Amandeep Singh and Solid Crete Limited for unpaid wages and failure to provide itemised pay statements. The case appears to have proceeded as a default judgment with the respondents not participating in the proceedings. The claimant claimed £4,122 in unpaid wages and £1,408 in unpaid overtime.

Decision

The tribunal found in favour of the claimant on both claims. The second respondent was ordered to pay £5,530 for unauthorised deductions from wages (comprising unpaid wages and overtime) and £4,122 compensation for failure to provide itemised pay statements under section 8 ERA 1996, totalling £9,652.

Practical note

Employers who fail to pay wages and provide proper pay statements face liability for both the unpaid sums and additional compensation under section 8 ERA 1996, which can effectively double the financial exposure.

Award breakdown

Unpaid wages£5,530

Legal authorities cited

Statutes

ERA 1996 s.8

Case details

Case number
6010541/2024
Decision date
4 April 2025
Hearing type
default judgment
Hearing days
Classification
default

Respondent

Sector
Represented
No

Claimant representation

Represented
No