from what I've read of you so far I'm thinking you should learn how to work harder?
long hours so I had to quit?
seriously?
welcome to HK... are you sure you want to stay ? or did you think there was a yellow brick road here?
if you had worked for 3 months without being paid I'm sure the labour departmemt will be quite motivated..
maybe they will drop everything for your case?
maybe the reason the manager hasnt found the time to fill out your forms is because of so many staff problems..
actually I sympathise with both sides.. its never simple...
and trust me I have done some shitty jobs in my time.. I've cleaned toilets, picked fruit, washed pots. sold double glazing. ( yes I am evil calling your granny at 9pm )
when I first came here I also waited tables..... and yes those were long days..........................
go sign the form. and ask to be paid.
waiting for one to be produced so i can sign. i have no problem of waiting for a month. but it is matter of principle, i worked, and worked well, so i expect to be paid (even if it is just for two shifts).
a contract doesn't have to be written. it can be verbal and it's still a contract. of course, it is much more difficult to prove either side in that case.
i worked for a company for years with out a contract....
how did they pay me?
they wrote a cheque each month - or per quarter....
sometimes there was a contract.. but they were always expired when they asked me to sign,,,
i just figured this was the chinese way of doing things!