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Old 10-18-2009, 11:22 PM
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can employers charge employees for drawers shortages in PA?


Can employers charge their employees for drawer shortages in PA?
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Old 10-19-2009, 08:00 AM
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Almost certainly, no.

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What Can Be Deducted From My Paycheck?

Of course, normal tax deductions must be made. You must give written authorization to your employer to make such non-tax related deductions. It is not valid to sign a "blanket" authorization at the time of hire to cover any future deductions. Further, as a rule, deductions cannot reduce your gross pay below minimum wage, and the deductions must be for the employee's benefit.
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but wouldn't the employee being able to keep their job be "for the employees benefit"

just kidding.
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but wouldn't the employee being able to keep their job be "for the employees benefit"

just kidding.
good try, no cigar.
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