I work in sales and left my previous role in December on voluntary redundancy.
They still owed me about £1600 in commission that I was due in Jan and Feb as per normal pay periods.
Since leaving, they have adapted my sales target for last year and said that I am now not owed anything and in fact I owe them £2500 but they won't pursue it because I was made redundant.
They have done this to lots of people some of which left when I did and some still there.
The commission policy says that they can change it at any time without notice but they said all year that they wouldn't do.
Are there any legal grounds for me threatening them with seeing as I had already left before they changed my target?
They still owed me about £1600 in commission that I was due in Jan and Feb as per normal pay periods.
Since leaving, they have adapted my sales target for last year and said that I am now not owed anything and in fact I owe them £2500 but they won't pursue it because I was made redundant.
They have done this to lots of people some of which left when I did and some still there.
The commission policy says that they can change it at any time without notice but they said all year that they wouldn't do.
Are there any legal grounds for me threatening them with seeing as I had already left before they changed my target?