(3) Fixed deductionsIn the case of fixed deductions (ie where the amount of the particular deduction does not vary from pay day to pay day) the employer has a choice. He may list the amount of each deduction and its purpose in each pay statement, in the same manner as for variable deductions (ERA 1996 s 8(2)(b)). Alternatively, he may give the worker an annual or more frequent 'standing statement of fixed deductions' containing particulars of all the fixed deductions that will be made. If he does the latter then thereafter he does not need to give
In the case of fixed deductions (ie where the amount of the particular deduction does not vary from pay day to pay day) the employer has a choice. He may list the amount of each deduction and its purpose in each pay statement, in the same manner as for variable deductions (ERA 1996 s 8(2)(b)). Alternatively, he may give the worker an annual or more frequent 'standing statement of fixed deductions' containing particulars of all the fixed deductions that will be made. If he does the latter then thereafter he does not need to give
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