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i work at an automotive shop as a mechanic. my pay is baised on labor commissions. my supervizer gives customers deals on the labor and only pays me on what he charges the customer not on what the labor book calls for. is he able to short me out of my pay like that?

Submitted: 461 days and 12 hours ago.

Category: Employment Law

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answered in another post. you should be paid the hourly rate/salary commisions that was agreed upon.

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Expert:	INFOLAWYER
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Answered:	8/18/2008

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