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Legal Terms - deductions (in employment law)
This amounts withheld from a worker's pay. Strict guidelines on what can be deducted in this way are provided by the Employment Rights Act of 1996. Income tax, National Insurance, and pension contributions (for workers who have consented to participate in an employer's pension plan) are examples of allowed deductions. Additionally, deductions are permitted in the event of prior wage or cost overpayments, wage withholding during strikes, and court orders (such as Child Maintenance Service orders or orders pertaining to earnings attachment). For those who work in retail, there are certain regulations.
This amounts withheld from a worker's pay. Strict guidelines on what can be deducted in this way are provided by the Employment Rights Act of 1996. Income tax, National Insurance, and pension contributions (for workers who have consented to participate in an employer's pension plan) are examples of allowed deductions. Additionally, deductions are permitted in the event of prior wage or cost overpayments, wage withholding during strikes, and court orders (such as Child Maintenance Service orders or orders pertaining to earnings attachment). For those who work in retail, there are certain regulations.
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