F. Wage Deduction
Article 126
Wage deductions for the purpose of job placement that are provided directly or indirectly to an employer, to his representative, or to any intermediary such as a labour recruiter are prohibited.
Article 127
None of the balance can be made, in favour of the employer, between the worker's wage and the employer's claim for diverse supplies of whatever kind, with the exception of:
1. Tools and equipment required for the work and that are not returned by the worker upon his departure;
2. Items and materials under the control and usage of the worker;
3. Amounts advanced to acquire the said items;
4. Amounts owed to the company store.
However, the total amount deducted from the wage, in any case, cannot surpass the portion deemed necessary to provide the basic living for the worker and his family.
Article 128
Any employer who makes a cash advance, other than the amount advanced for the purchase of tools, equipment, items and materials that the worker takes charge of and uses, can get reimbursed only by a series of gradual deductions that do not exceed the transferable or attachable portion of the wage.
The deducted amounts are not to be confused with the attachable portion of the wage as determined by laws in effect. The employer has the priority to deduct this attachable portion before a third party to whom the worker owes.
Installments, as stipulated in Article 116 above, and partial wage payments made before the normal deadline but in payment for finished work, can be fully deducted from the following paycheck.
Article 129
Collective agreements authorising any wage deductions other than these cases are null and void.
However, the worker can authorise deductions of his wage for dues to the trade union to which he belongs. This authorisation must be in writing and can be revoked at any time.
F. Wage Deduction
Article 126
Wage deductions for the purpose of job placement that are provided directly or indirectly to an employer, to his representative, or to any intermediary such as a labour recruiter are prohibited.
Article 127
None of the balance can be made, in favour of the employer, between the worker's wage and the employer's claim for diverse supplies of whatever kind, with the exception of:
1. Tools and equipment required for the work and that are not returned by the worker upon his departure;
2. Items and materials under the control and usage of the worker;
3. Amounts advanced to acquire the said items;
4. Amounts owed to the company store.
However, the total amount deducted from the wage, in any case, cannot surpass the portion deemed necessary to provide the basic living for the worker and his family.
Article 128
Any employer who makes a cash advance, other than the amount advanced for the purchase of tools, equipment, items and materials that the worker takes charge of and uses, can get reimbursed only by a series of gradual deductions that do not exceed the transferable or attachable portion of the wage.
The deducted amounts are not to be confused with the attachable portion of the wage as determined by laws in effect. The employer has the priority to deduct this attachable portion before a third party to whom the worker owes.
Installments, as stipulated in Article 116 above, and partial wage payments made before the normal deadline but in payment for finished work, can be fully deducted from the following paycheck.
Article 129
Collective agreements authorising any wage deductions other than these cases are null and void.
However, the worker can authorise deductions of his wage for dues to the trade union to which he belongs. This authorisation must be in writing and can be revoked at any time.
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