'I worked a full two weeks': Boss refuses to provide W2, denies employee his promised salary, employee sabotages company
Never forget that when it comes to your working agreement, you have to get everything in writing. I'm not one to be cynical about everyone that I work for, but I will always at the very least protect myself, and yes, I have learned this the hard way. This is especially true for jobs where the workload is inconsistent, such as a freelance position. If you want to be promised some semblance of stability with the workflow, you have to lay all your cards on the table from the get-go. It's not that every manager out there is going to manipulate you, but they won't necessarily think about your experience unless you step into the role of being your biggest advocate.
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Here, we have an employee who made the mistake of starting to work for a company before receiving official paperwork. Big mistake! Now, after two full weeks of work, their boss is denying them payment and leaving all communication up to the front desk folks, who keep telling OP that their promised salary was incorrect. Even though it seems like no official documentation of OP's employment was ever submitted, there is some hope left for them if they have been keeping a record of all communication (including any salary discussion).
Keep scrolling below to hear the original post and other similar stories from Redditors in the comments section. For more stories like this, here is one about an employee who caused a mass quitting at the office.
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