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Can an employer subtract the equivalent of 15 minutes of wages because the employee arrived 5 minutes late?

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Can an employer subtract the equivalent of 15 minutes of wages because the employee arrived 5 minutes late?

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No. An employer cannot subtract 15 minutes because the employee arrived a few minutes late. All time worked must be remunerated. The employer may, however, impose sanctions other than the withholding of wages.

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