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do you mean a week in hand for pay? if so you will get the wage you earned in your last week at your current rate. so long as you give the correct notice.
 
The week's money you are missing is this week's, that would be paid next week.
So it should be at the current rate.

Your starting week, which you probably worked for with no pay, however many weeks or years ago that was, you were paid in week 2.
 

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