In the sphere of employment law, in the absence of a statutory provision enabling an employer to make deduction for overpayment by mistake or a 'deduction clause' in the employment contract, there is no automatic mechanism that allows the employer to recover an overpayment through deduction of the amount from the employees next pay A 'deduction clause' simply means that the employee consents to the employer making deductions from the employee's future wages or salary. With the consent of the employee, the employer may make an arrangement for the employee to repay the overpaid sum by a series of deductions from his salary each month until all money due had been repaid. What if the employee had altered or changed his position in reliance on t...
This short paper reviews the current state of the law governing recoupment actions for defined benef...
The article considers the question of the practical aspect of the new code regulation concerning th...
The traditional rule at common law precluded restitution for payments made by mistake where the paye...
Majority of the workers are employed to earn a living. Undoubtedly, the wages or salary earned would...
The topic of this research paper is the recovery of amounts paid to the employee by the employer. Th...
It is a fact that an employee can be dismissed from employment after due inquiry when he was found n...
This Note investigates more fully the policies animating ERISA in order to ascribe an appropriate co...
Magister Philosophiae - MPhilSectoral Determination 9,1 Wholesale and Retail Sector echoes the wordi...
This article will describe: how overpayments occur; SSA’s notice requirements when they advise recip...
At common law, a wrongfully dismissed workman is bound to make reasonable exertion and show diligenc...
The Supreme Court in Hartley v King Edwards VI College (2017) has confirmed that an employee who ref...
At common law, a wrongfully dismissed workman is bound to make reasonable exertion and show diligenc...
Whether over-payment of amount due to wrong fixation of 5th and 6th pay scale of teachers/principals...
The contract law which is the product of the industrial revolution and the doctrine of laissez-faire...
In 1942 plaintiff employer adopted a profit-sharing plan under which a percentage of each year\u27s ...
This short paper reviews the current state of the law governing recoupment actions for defined benef...
The article considers the question of the practical aspect of the new code regulation concerning th...
The traditional rule at common law precluded restitution for payments made by mistake where the paye...
Majority of the workers are employed to earn a living. Undoubtedly, the wages or salary earned would...
The topic of this research paper is the recovery of amounts paid to the employee by the employer. Th...
It is a fact that an employee can be dismissed from employment after due inquiry when he was found n...
This Note investigates more fully the policies animating ERISA in order to ascribe an appropriate co...
Magister Philosophiae - MPhilSectoral Determination 9,1 Wholesale and Retail Sector echoes the wordi...
This article will describe: how overpayments occur; SSA’s notice requirements when they advise recip...
At common law, a wrongfully dismissed workman is bound to make reasonable exertion and show diligenc...
The Supreme Court in Hartley v King Edwards VI College (2017) has confirmed that an employee who ref...
At common law, a wrongfully dismissed workman is bound to make reasonable exertion and show diligenc...
Whether over-payment of amount due to wrong fixation of 5th and 6th pay scale of teachers/principals...
The contract law which is the product of the industrial revolution and the doctrine of laissez-faire...
In 1942 plaintiff employer adopted a profit-sharing plan under which a percentage of each year\u27s ...
This short paper reviews the current state of the law governing recoupment actions for defined benef...
The article considers the question of the practical aspect of the new code regulation concerning th...
The traditional rule at common law precluded restitution for payments made by mistake where the paye...