they are saying she might have to pay for a mistake her and her co-worker made, a $ 575 mistake. And this is in Washington state. i was wondering if its legal for them to do that or does the company have to cover it? thanks
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Answer by breathexinxdeep
It could be possible that it will come out of her paycheck. When she was hired there, I am sure that she signed something that said that she’d have to pay for a mistake made. She should ask to see those papers to make sure. Also, if it is not in writing, she can tell them that she does not have to. She should read the papers that she signed just to make sure. Good luck!
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