not getting paid from work

It is a Pe company and goes to schools. They also have a football club as well which I work for. It's not a charity. He has people like accountants and one parent which help him to run it. All the other coaches ask him and so do I but he's just making excuses like next week. I made countless amount of messages

Letter before action.

Small claims. If he doesn't respond, will be judgment by default.

I'd hazard a guess that you probably have enough evidence to begin a court claim.

You are required to send a letter before action detailing to the other party the amount you believe you are owed and the reasons for it - you must give them a reasonable time to respond (two weeks will be fine).

Most would cough up at this point.

https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/letter/letter-before-small-claims-court-claim

I'm only 17 like am I even allowed to sue people.

Yes, but you'll need a litigation friend.

Beat you to it by a hair

what is that?sorry im abit stupid

It's just someone who will deal with the case on your behalf - they should have your best interests at heart, so your parents would be ideal candidates.

Is not going to cost me anything because if it then I'm losing money

The vast majority of people settle before you even initiate court action.

A letter advising that you INTEND to begin action (you have to send this first anyway, it's part of the rules) is often all that's required to get payment.

Should the other party ignore that, it only costs £70 to claim the £700 you are owed - you would get this back too if you won.

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how would i be sure that i would win this.I have messages asking him and thats it

I really fail to comprehend how you're special enough to ignore payments for neally a year. Really special.

I have been asking since the December holidays and i still haven't got paid

So someone hasn't paid you and you decided to continue working for them for an extra 8 months? I really don't know anything positive to say but listen to the advice you've been given in this thread about a small claims court case.

i know mate i am stupid for that.im going to a different club on Saturday but I'm deffo sueing this mother ****er

That's sort of why I've been asking you questions - collect up any and all evidence you have.

would i get more than £700 as he hasnt payed me

You'll get what you're owed with court fees returned to you, as well as statutory interest at a rate of 8% per annum.