Employment Insurance 2009
my former employer wants pay for work not submitted for reimbursement from insurance companies.?
I worked for a doctor for 20 years. My job ended in 2009. He said he had found from 2006 insurance claims that I submit to insurance companies and now it's too late to get the refund. He wants me to pay the dollar amount of all the charges without sending.
lbs sand you tell him not responsible. You were just an employee, was responsible for ensuring all payments are submitted on time.
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