Deductions From Wages

Can my employer deduct money from my wages? Deductions in retail employment
(Updated 17 November 2005)

There are special rules that apply to deductions for stock deficiencies and till shortages in retail employment. The rules do not prohibit such deductions where there is provision in the employment contract for them to be made. Rather, the rules regulate the arrangement, requiring proper notice to be given of the amounts to be deducted and limiting the amount of the deductions.

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