Hi, I am working under tremendous strain from my manager who has made life really difficult emotionally so i decided to resign rather than fight this as is has been going on for about a year. In the interim i landed a great sale for which i worked more than a year. Delivery of the item has been delayed and will happen sometime in September. My manager has instructed me to hand over all teh information as he will take over from here. I assume this is because i will not be getting the commission for this. When i started 2 years ago we were getting commissions paid on invoice of orders. A year ago a unilateral change was made that commissions were paid when customers paid their accounts. i objected strongly to this but still this stands. Where do i stand with respect to the above sale in respect of commissions. Can this just go to the manager in charge?
if you are entitled to the commissions and they are refusing to pay, you may approach the department of labour or go to the CCMA and open up a case against your former employers however, if you have recently resigned, I am not sure how and when you commission is paid, you should receive it during the next payroll? if you haven't, then you should call the manager. if not, follow what I sais above