employer takes back commission earned
I have been employed for the same company as outside sales rep 13 years. We rely on "repeat business every month" Is it legal for my employer to NOT pay me a significant portion of commissions earned (repeating accounts I've brought in) due to not reaching goal of bringing in enough "new" business.
1 answer | asked Jul 18, 2004 09:22 AM [EST] | applies to California
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Breach of Contract
The answer to your question is that it probably is illegal for your employer to withhold commisions if you have a contract, written or oral, entitling you to commissions on your sales. There are also provisions in the labor code that might apply.
posted by Alexander Polyachenko | Jul 18, 2004 1:06 PM [EST]
The answer to your question is that it probably is illegal for your employer to withhold commisions if you have a contract, written or oral, entitling you to commissions on your sales. There are also provisions in the labor code that might apply.
posted by Alexander Polyachenko | Jul 18, 2004 1:06 PM [EST]
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