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Pay Deductions

by Karen Rutter last modified Feb 07, 2012 02:31 PM

All about Pay Deductions, Salaries, Wages and Deductions, Benefits, Decent Work and Labour Laws on Mywage South Africa.

Can my boss deduct money from my salary?

Employers may not deduct money from a worker’s pay unless:

  • The worker agrees in writing to the deduction of a debt

  • The deduction is made in terms of a collective agreement, law (e.g. UIF contributions), court order or arbitration award. 

    When can a deduction be made from my salary?

Deductions for damage or loss caused by the worker may only be made if:

  • The employer has followed a fair procedure and given the worker a chance to show why the deduction should not be made 

  • The worker agrees in writing

  • The total deduction is not more than 25% of the worker’s net pay.

What about deductions for Benefit Funds?

  • Employers must pay the employee’s deductions to benefit funds (pension, provident, retirement, medical aid, etc.)

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