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In what year did the most people employed in pennsylvania?
Most people were employed in Pennsylvania in 2012.
How is the size of a business determined?
by the capital base employed in the business
Can long-term disability insurance be garnished?
If you owe back alimony or regularly fail to pay on time, they can get a court order and take the money owed with a garnishment. A garnishment can be up to 50% of your total income until amount owed is paid.
How many people in reading Pennsylvania?
In the year of 2011 there are 88,032 people currently living in Reading, Pennsylvania. And there is 27,716 people that are employed in Reading!
In what capacity is the applicant employed?
A applicant can be employed at any pre-determine capacity. The applicant's employment capacity should be determined before employment verus after employment.
How long can an employee be terminated for before a general district court garnishment for medical is voided?
The reasoning behind this question is more important than the question itself. The garnishment remains in effect indefinitely. The employer will need to certify to the court that the employee is no longer employed in order to stop payment. The state tax records will usually be reviewed periodically to see where the employee is working and a new garnishment issued at their place of employment.
Can you collect Social Security if you are self employed in California?
Social Security benefits are not determined by whether or not your are employed, or in what manner, or in what state, but depends on your past earnings in a specific time period and how old you are.
What is labor force in economics and what are its determinants?
By definition, the labor force is the number of people employed and unemployed in an economy. The number employed is determined by people who currently hold jobs. The Fed uses 1 hour per week as employment. The number of unemployed is determined by those who do not have a job AND are actively seeking employment.
Can an independent contractor's earnings be garnished in Colorado?
Yes. Self-employed persons are subject to garnishment under the same laws as those who are employed by a company/business. MI law follows federal guidelines, 30 x mininum wages of disposable income is exempt. (Ex. paid weekly 30 x 5.15=$154.50 is exempted). Amounts above that are subject to a maximum of 25% garnishment. In cases of self-employed persons the court will probably require proof of earnings, such as tax documents, bank accounts, etc.
Where is the home of spanglers candy company?
Hershey Pennsylvania It is actually in Bryan Ohio with the second most employed business in Bryan After Bryan Hospital..
How do you stop bank garnishment if self employed?
The garnishee would need to file a court order to have the bank levy quashed (made invalid). The best option would be for the garnishee to contact a qualified attorney or legal organizaton for specific advice.
Can action be taken against a debt collection attorney that sent a garnishment notice with all your private information to a company where you have never been employed?
Absolutely. Attorneys can be sued for malpractice, incompetence, defamation of character, and so forth. The attorney has also violated FDCPA laws and the matter should be brought to the attention of the office of the state's attorney general in the state where the attempt to serve the writ of garnishment occurred.
