I worked for a company that was payrolled through AdeccoI had an outstanding check that I had not cashed that was over days old (from 2015)I started this entire process on February 4th, 2016, and I was told that it would take a MAXIMUM of 6-weeks to finish processing everythingAfter they looked up the missing check number and confirmed that it had not been cashed, they began the escheatment check processI called back two weeks later to see where they were in processing my check, only to find out that they had somehow lost the case number that they gave me and that Adecco had not actually begun the process of re-issuing me a checkApparently, the branch manager for a location near me (I was not told the branch) went on vacation when this request was initially filed, which, it seems, is part of the reason why this check fell through the cracks I have probably spent upwards of hours on the phone with numerous customer service representatives on Adecco's payroll team tr
I worked for a company that was payrolled through AdeccoI had an outstanding check that I had not cashed that was over days old (from 2015)I started this entire process on February 4th, 2016, and I was told that it would take a MAXIMUM of 6-weeks to finish processing everythingAfter they looked up the missing check number and confirmed that it had not been cashed, they began the escheatment check processI called back two weeks later to see where they were in processing my check, only to find out that they had somehow lost the case number that they gave me and that Adecco had not actually begun the process of re-issuing me a checkApparently, the branch manager for a location near me (I was not told the branch) went on vacation when this request was initially filed, which, it seems, is part of the reason why this check fell through the cracks I have probably spent upwards of hours on the phone with numerous customer service representatives on Adecco's payroll team tr