What would you do?

[redirish28]

I work as a night auditor at a Holiday Inn Express. We have a reward program called Priority Club. Priority club hasd stated that due to the size of our hotel, the front desk staff is required to sign up 45 people a month. Not individually, but as a team effort. For every person you sign up whose address is valid, you get 1 dollar, and 50 extra cents for valid e-mail adresses. During the month of November, I myself signed up 34 people. Last night I get an e-mail from a co worker who told me that she signed up 2 people, but would be getting paid 0 dollars. I found out that for my hard work, i'm getting paid 6 dollars! I'm tempted to call proiority club and to go tell them to screw off. If this happend to you, how would you handle it?

[BrklynLiberal]

1. Anyone higher up the ladder that you can write to???

[redirish28]

2. I'm not sure. I have to do some research.

[jdlh8894]

3. This is not Prority Clubs problem

People LIE! The people you signed up did not give you VALID addresses or e-mail.
Sorry.IMO,the only recourse you have is to call each person that gave you an invalid address and ask them.

[redirish28]

4. It is Priority Club's problem

I get an average of 30-50 signups a month, because every month I get 30-50 extra dollars. That is ALOT of money for somebody who works the midnight shift and doesn't alway see alot of people. Priority club sent a letter to the GM of my hotel stating how many we signed up, and what we should get paid. The check they sent the hotel was for 9 dollars, and I'm getting 6 dollars for signing up 34 people. I've been working there for 8 years. Priority club singup policy has alway been what I previously mentioned. They acknowledged how many people the front desk signed up and what each individual did. We should get our money due us.