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New York Eases Rules on Deductions from Employee Wages



byAlizah Z. Diamond
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP - New York Office

Scott J. Wenner
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP - New York Office

October 23, 2012

Previously published on October 2012

New York employers will soon be able to make deductions from their employees’ wages, with the employees’ consent, for reimbursement of advances, inadvertent overpayments of wages and in payment for purchases of employer-provided goods and services under a recently passed amendment to New York’s strict wage deduction law.


 

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