1. Shannan Shannan Australia says:

    This is absolutely a systemic problem, not just due to the implementation of a new pay system.  I work casually for Queensland Health, and in the last 6 months, nearly 70% of my pay cycles have been paid as ad-hoc payments (at a time other than the scheduled pay run) due to processing errors.  I spend an incredible amount of time trying to rectify this on a fortnightly basis.

    So, I was not suprised when I was not paid this week.  And after spending 6.5 hours just trying to get hold of the payroll officer, i am told it may take 5 days to reach me.

    And as history certainly suggests, next fortnight I will be encountering the same problems.

    I could perhaps borrow money to get me through from my Mum or Sister, but they both also work for Queensland Health and have not been paid.

    So Happy Easter.  Looking for a new Job.

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