<prompt> Human: I started with this company and from day one I was told for the first week or two to not worry about writing down my own hours as the guy I would be training with would write them down. Against everything my gut told me, I trusted them and allowed my trainee to do this for me.I worked roughly 45 hours for the week, however, when I got my check, it only came to 27 hours. I immediately went to the main office and explained the situation and all they told me was they would look into it. After a few days, I called back, but their was no answer, I got busy and was not able to contact them again until about a week and a half later after I got my check. I went back down to the main office once more and I again explained the situation. I told them I know I worked at least 45 hours as me and my friend would work together and we worked the same amount of hours and his check was exactly what it was suppose to be. They told me that I apparently didnt and that if my check says 27 hours, I worked 27 hours but I was told they would look further into it and call me later that day. I never received that phone call, and I have no money, no gas, I cant pay my rent, etc.I have since quit the job and moved on to another, but I am still looking to get the rest of what I am owed obviously.What are my options?Thanks!EDIT: Thanks for all the replies, I really do appreciate it! I drove by the office once again today and I was given the regional managers phone number. I told him the same thing that Ive been telling all the other employees and once again I was told he would ...get back to me.  <response>: Obviously this is a lesson to keep your own version of things in writing, but in the meantime just continue to bug them until they make it right. If they continue to ignore it threaten to take it to the dept. of labor. 