Section 116. When a boss conducts an inquiry regarding an employee who has been accused of committing an offence, the boss is not allowed to order the employee to be suspended from work during the said inquiry unless the work rules and regulations or points of agreement on the terms of employment empower the boss to suspend the employee from work. In this regard, the boss must issue a written suspension order stating the offence and a period of suspension of not more than seven days, such that the employee must be informed in advance before being suspended from work.
During the suspension under paragraph one, the boss shall pay money to the employee at the rate which is prescribed in the rules and regulations or as agreed on between the boss and the employee in the points of agreement on the terms of employment. In this regard, the said rate must not be less than fifty percent of the working day's wage which the employee had received before being suspended from work.
Section 117. Upon completion of the inquiry, if it transpires that the employee is not guilty, the boss shall pay wages to the employee in an amount equal to his working days' wages calculated from when the employee was suspended from work, except that the money which had been paid by the boss under Section 116 shall be counted as part of the wages under this Section, together with interest at fifteen percent per annum.
Section 116. When a boss conducts an inquiry regarding an employee who has been accused of committing an offence, the boss is not allowed to order the employee to be suspended from work during the said inquiry unless the work rules and regulations or points of agreement on the terms of employment empower the boss to suspend the employee from work. In this regard, the boss must issue a written suspension order stating the offence and a period of suspension of not more than seven days, such that the employee must be informed in advance before being suspended from work.During the suspension under paragraph one, the boss shall pay money to the employee at the rate which is prescribed in the rules and regulations or as agreed on between the boss and the employee in the points of agreement on the terms of employment. In this regard, the said rate must not be less than fifty percent of the working day's wage which the employee had received before being suspended from work.Section 117. Upon completion of the inquiry, if it transpires that the employee is not guilty, the boss shall pay wages to the employee in an amount equal to his working days' wages calculated from when the employee was suspended from work, except that the money which had been paid by the boss under Section 116 shall be counted as part of the wages under this Section, together with interest at fifteen percent per annum.
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