Can my employer make me pay for a returned customer check that I accepted?
Question Details: If I accept a check from a customer and the check bounces, can my employer legally make me pay the company the amount of the bad check?
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I do not believe that your employer can make you pay for the bad check. However I would need more information than you have provided for me. Please call at your convenience for a no charge consulation.
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If your employer regularly accepts checks from customers and you are authorized to accept checks from customers you would not be responsible for paying a bad check that you received in the normal course of business unless you violated some company rule regarding the receipt of customer checks.
To really advise you properly about this matter I would need more information than you have provided.
