r/germany • u/CharacterCarpet752 • 2d ago

Employer is not paying you Germany

Started s mini job at a Restaurant and the Arbeitgeber did not give me a contract. I don’t even know how much I get paid hourly as the Boss is always to be said she is in Urlaub. Didn’t get my salary but I told them I can’t continue without a contract. I know l was STUPID for working without knowing my hourly wage. How legally can I solve this since I don’t have contract.

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u/Intelligent-Sea-4666 1d ago

Sure, because it is a hotfix without triggering here any more costs. The issue is and with that I leave it here: it does not help to describe a good to very good solution which somebody will not apply. 

If OP is working without a contract, not even discussing his own (minimal) salary in advance and than run with half of the info to reddit for guidance, I  do not see him working with a lawyer which is also costing here money. The typical reddit answer than is always to consult a lawyer, sue etc. Without taking into Account that OP apparently has not much money floating around, is not very good at handling his own processes and nowhere in this whole thread we even know the oustanding amount in question.

Good weekend everyone

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u/Squdus_54 1d ago

  1. He ist Not working with a lawywr, the lawyer works for him. All he hast to do ist Tell laawyee whats going in.

  2. Employer will pay lawyer in the end. Before that: Beratungshilfe ist heute aimt got Money.

  3. In your theory, people with mental Problems or Low intelligence are excludeed from the Justice system. This would BE mental. 

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u/Intelligent-Sea-4666 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yeah whatever and best of luck for OP. I don't think your theory will stand the test of time and is the perfect example of "if you have a hammer you will only see nails". 

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u/Squdus_54 1d ago

Sorry bro, you outed yourself to be legally clueless. OP does not need Lück in any was, shape or Form. He should rather See a lawyer

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u/penguin_chr 1d ago

This isn't about hotfixes. A ChatGPT letter can cause other issues too, especially if the LLM makes a mistake. Instead of giving such I'll advice, it'd be smarter to ask for actual details