Advice? Employer trying to take all my pay!

I know you would like to think that is the case, given the various laws and rules against such actions. However, having spent a considerable time in retail financial services (not at a bank), I can assure you that, based on specific instances where I have been involved and/or have direct knowledge, it has happened innumerable times. A universal truth is that a lot (a majority, IMHO) of front-line employees at banks are incompetent. I have seen some amazing things done by bank employees, even branch managers, on the basis of a phone call. No proof. No verification. Just the word of some unknown entity on the other end of the line. Or, sometimes, a personal relationship exists and the bank employee just does what their acquaintance asks.

YMMV.

 

Well......lol I guess there’s no accounting for employee error. In that case, I would expect the bank to fix their mistake

 

Are they paying bounties for major DOT violators? They should.

 

Boys and girls, this how you quit a company.....always do it right after pay day.

 

Do what your lawyer advised.
Good to hear you got your money.

 

Dac costs momey for him to be a part of. He won't do it.

In the case he is being vindictive and does, you can contest it. He he has no proof, and you have the text threatening. It will be removed.
Also, go work for a company that does not use dac. Likely will be a better job anyway.

 

IDK about you guys, but I am quite unconcerned with a DAC report because when I talk to potential employers (9.5 times out of 10 it won't be a mega), I am confident enough in myself and my skill set to go and speak with someone directly and sell myself. Hasn't failed me yet. I must say that I have not been reported to DAC ever, probably because I've managed to avoid working for any company that uses it

 

I always redact the parts of the direct deposit agreement that authorizes people to take money from my account.

It’s telling that the bank reversed it