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They used to be quite ok
They used to be quite ok, but now they sent payslip for completely different amount than they actually sent it to me.
When I started the communication about it, they try to explain to me that everything is fine.
Not a single word of an apology for their own error whatsoever.
After days of communication I still have not received the correct payslip.
They are claiming that they made an error in June (months ago by now), but they are still not able to provide any correct payslip for the error they supposedly made in June.
Quite sad really.
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