Legal Question in Employment Law in Mississippi

I have been employed with a local Mississippi company for over a year. I am a regular full time employee for outside sales. I am commission based pay only. If a contractor pays by check, cash or credit card, I get paid on either the 5th or 20th of the month based on those type payments made the prior two weeks. If a contractor has an AR type of account and is in a monthly billing situation by my company, then I get a paycheck thirty days after we receive payment for the material we provided to them. Basically we deliver the material, thirty days later we bill out the material, 30 days after we would expect payment and I would get a paycheck 30 days after that. I could go as long but no longer than 90 days on certain projects for me to receive a paycheck. I have not received a paycheck for the services I have provided to this company since January 27 2010. It is now June 12 2010. My company has been payed well over 300,000 dollars since January, but has not payed me yet. What do I do?

Asked on 6/12/10, 6:14 pm

Wayne Woodall Wayne Woodall Attorney

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CONTACT AN ATTORNEY AT ONCE. IT COULD BE THE CUSTOMER OWED ON OTHER BILLS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR SALES BUT IT SOUNDS UNLIKELY.

Answered on 6/16/10, 7:40 pm

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