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Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba?

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1Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Fri Feb 18, 2011 11:42 am

legalboy


Arresto Menor


Need guidance po.

Is it legal to deduct salary for tardiness? If yes, whats the basis for computation for deduction? If no, are there any reference available so I can forward to our HR? Thank you :-)


2Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:36 am

attyLLL


moderator

how much are they deducting? Is it meant to be a punishment or just undertime?

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3Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:11 am

legalboy


Arresto Menor

They are deducting by the minute, attyLLL. I will check my payslip and get back to you, attyLLL.

Also, its punishment for late comers and undertimers.

4Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:30 am

legalboy


Arresto Menor

yup they deduct by the minute po...averaging from the per hours to minutes then deductions. attyLLL i was under the impression that if your in management you are not allowed to deduct from compensation, but you can terminate an employee for excessive tardiness. Please advise.. Thanks po.

5Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:17 pm

attyLLL


moderator

i would argue that you can as undertime. and yes, excessive tardiness is grounds for termination.

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6Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Wed Aug 07, 2013 12:09 pm

shinzo_28


Arresto Menor

Atty., Our FIRMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES was owned by a Non-CPA and also not a Graduate of any Bachelor's Degree, She is as well signing legal documents under a professional name called "Accountant". Is there any violation of the Law was violated?

7Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Empty Re: Deductions oon Tardiness?? Legal ba? Sat Aug 10, 2013 12:25 pm

attyLLL


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what the law prohibits is to use the term certified public accountant or cpa, but accountant by itself is not prohibited.

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