G. Garnishment and Assignment of Wages of Workers and Domestics
Article 130
Wages can be garnished or assigned only as follows:
1. The portion of wage that is less than or equal to the guaranteed minimum wage cannot be garnished or assigned.
2. A maximum of twenty percent of the portion of wage greater than the guaranteed minimum wage to three times the minimum wage can be garnished or assigned.
3. A maximum of thirty percent of the portion of wage greater than three times the guaranteed minimum wage to ten times the minimum wage can be garnished or assigned.
4. A maximum of fifty percent of the portion of wage greater than ten times the minimum wage can be garnished or assigned.
The wage taken into account for this calculation is the monthly wage.
Article 131
The limits, stipulated in Article 130 above, do not apply to food creditors, since the purpose of the unattachable portion of the wages is to feed the worker's family. However, food creditors can only claim the current monthly amount of his ration allowance; for overdue amounts, they must participate with the other creditors for the attachable portion.
Article 132
Family allowances cannot be garnished or assigned except to pay for debts for food.
Article 133
The garnishment and assignment of wages are to be carried out in accordance with the procedure of law in effect.