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My recent ex employer has my incorrect NI number...

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tim2969 | 11:14 Thu 07th Aug 2008 | Business & Finance
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... I was made redunant an few weeks ago and the DSS now inform my ex employer of 5 years has transposed to digits in my national insurance number.

The DSS say they can sort iy out but could I sue my employer for culpable neglect????
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Avatar Image CheekyChops
What would be the point of that?

It was an error, nothing more. The DSS are sorting it out, you will not suffer any loss so I really can't see why you would want to sue anybody.
11:53 Thu 07th Aug 2008
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Has this "culpable neglect" caused you any problems? What a kn0b! I bet you made an error or two while you worked for them perhaps they can sue you for being a brainless tw&t!
18:15 Thu 07th Aug 2008
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What an ar5e
12:54 Fri 08th Aug 2008
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It sounds quite a simple mistake tim that any busy person could make- a bit like typing "to digits" when one means "two digits".
20:31 Fri 08th Aug 2008
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would you still be talking about suing had you found this out whilst still employed?

20:33 Fri 08th Aug 2008

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