Wage Garnishment for truck being towed while on home time.

This will not end well. I would venture a guess that when the driver signed on, he signed paperwork and got some sort of employee manual. In that manual it has a section that says if driver does something to cause the company to pay for an unusual expense, they can deduct that amount from the drivers compensation.

 

It's like the guy didn't even get the part where it's his responsibility to get permission to park the truck before going home.

Guaranteed that it's right there in the company paperwork that he agreed to before being issued his truck.

 

Do the other trucks park for 4 days as well??

 

For all we know the other trucks paid for parking. If the op would have gotten permission first he likely would not be in this mess.
Personal responsibility means it doesn't matter what other people do, it matters what I do. The op needs to get some personal responsibility.

 

They are doing you a favor by taking out just $100 a week. They could take it out in one lump sum. Which is exactly what they will do if you quit.

 

There's several Possible scenarios as to why or even who had you towed. Maybe those other trucks layover and " deliver " to that particular Mall at Bed Bath & Beyond on Mondays? Who knows.Maybe you got towed because it was the "easiest" to tow? Were you Bobtail?Did the tow company say who "authorized" the tow? Was it the owner? Was it the city that owned the land? Was it one of the other truck drivers that knew the owner and maybe paid to park?Was the 3rd truck " the last straw" started making it look like a "truck lot"? I parked at a Mall for a couple years UNTIL a overzealous " Mall Cop" rattled off a City Ordinance as to why I couldn't be there.End of that good deal.None of it really matters now. $100 a check isn't that bad really, is it. The boss had to Front the whole $950! Yes, it sucks, but I would get permission in writing where you park next time.Just how it is. Any tickets are " on the driver".Drive on a No Truck Route same thing. I would just pay it and keep rolling.JMO

 

Shopping center owners usually don't live in the state. It's usually a business corp. that owns several shopping centers.

 

I thought the OP said he owns the truck. He should definitely be paying for the tow bill if that's the case. Company driver, company equipment? 50/50 is fair- that's what I did for my expensive lesson many moons ago.