What Can Be Deducted From My Wages?

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What Can Be Deducted From My Wages?

An employer may not withhold, deduct, or divert any part of an employee's pay other than those items required by federal and state law, unless the employee specifically consents to the deduction in writing. Deductions should be supplied on your pay stub. An employer must furnish this information within ten days of your written request.

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A: The minimum wage in Nevada is currently $6.85 per hour. In Nevada, tips may not be applied as credit toward the payment of the statutory minimum wage. More
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