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by Anonymous on February 26th, 2009

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I am working as a manager and the boss and the main manager made a new rule that if the register is short any money that it will be taken out of the managers paycheck for that shift. Is that legal?

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  • by Anonymous on February 26th, 2009

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    Well having worked with cash in My life and now running a small business.Not sure if it is legal.I can say the shift manager is responsible for the actions of his shift.I am supposing that he feels that the shift manager should be responsible for the cash drawer.Unless of course the thief can be caught.Most businesses I know the Manager will sign for say $200 to start the shift.When he runs the register for the entire shift it will show all transactions.If the money and the register dont mix or the drawer is short the one that handles the cash is responsible.Therefore it is taken from his or her check.

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