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Can an employer withhold part of your salary for money that has gone missing. until yesterday the money was kept in an envelope in an unlocked drawer 20 plus people a day could have access to?
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∙ 14y ago
unless he could prove i took it, i would sue my employer for my wages, and complain to his supervisor immediatly
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