How can migrant workers ask for money when they owe it?

Migrant workers can ask for money through other evidence if they don't owe money. The most important thing to ask for money is to collect relevant evidence, such as salary slips, punch records, work clothes, work materials, witness testimony, recordings and other evidence that can prove your existence of labor relations. If the unit is required to pay wages, it can entrust a lawyer to recover.

1. How to collect debts with and without IOUs?

If there is a debt, just ask the other party to repay the debt. If the other party does not return to the court, the IOU is strong evidence to support the claim.

If there is no IOU, you can collect other evidence, such as witness testimony, recorded evidence, remittance records and other evidence to prove the existence of the loan relationship, and then bring a lawsuit to the court to ask the other party to repay.

Second, what if there is no labor contract for work-related injuries?

Those who have not signed a labor contract may also apply for work-related injury identification. The key is to prove the evidence of labor relations, such as work permit or work permit (preferably with official seal), salary card transaction record, salary slip, tooling with company name, tax payment certificate printed and sealed by local taxation bureau, temporary residence permit, attendance record, social insurance payment record, dispatch form, colleague testimony (resignation), audio and video recording or other documents with your name and official seal.

Although the laborer and the employer have not signed a labor contract, there is still a factual labor relationship between them. If it is a work-related injury or a work-related injury, you can apply for work-related injury identification. Only when applying, the injured employee needs to provide evidence of the existence of factual labor relations between the two parties, such as payroll, attendance record, work permit, work permit, work clothes, bank transaction record of salary card, employee certificate, etc.

3. Can I sue if there is no contract but only the transfer record?

If there is no receipt, you can only sue the transfer record, because the transfer record is also one of the evidences of borrowing. If the transfer record is insufficient to prove the relationship between creditor's rights and debts, other evidence such as audio and video recordings can be fixed, as long as it does not violate the legal provisions and social ethics, or other evidence can be provided; If you know that you have completed the repayment task between witness testimonies, it is also one of the evidences; For example, bank withdrawal vouchers, transfer vouchers, short messages and messages exchanged between the two parties can all be used as legal evidence to prove that creditor's rights and debts have been eliminated.