They cannot take the money from you unless you authorized it. Even if you were married and it was your husband. They need to get compensated by your boyfriend not you, as the arrangements were for him. Now if they flew you to Vegas to see him that would be a different story. Susu
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Can an employer take out my wages for an airline ticket bought and used by my boyfriend?
I work for a small business and my boyfriend went out to Vegas with my boss for work however my boss said that they would be cack in two days well one week later my boyfirenda nd boss are still in vegas. My Boss bought my boyfriend a plain ticket back home and now two weeks later the company i work for has garnished my wages for the plane ticket. is there any type off law that exist pertaining to this matter?
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