In any case you should man up to any damage or loss caused by your negligence. Pay the insurance deductible or whatever as it's the professional thing to do.
Man Up
Member #: 21483
Registered: 2/12/2003
Posted:
151
Name:
Bob Jones
Name:
Bob Jones
Company:
N.W.Digicom
Occupation:
Upgrade,Sweep,Construction
Location:
Eagle River, Alaska
The original question was about EMPLOYER back charge and not wage garnishment which is a whole different issue.
In any case you should man up to any damage or loss caused by your negligence. Pay the insurance deductible or whatever as it's the professional thing to do.
In any case you should man up to any damage or loss caused by your negligence. Pay the insurance deductible or whatever as it's the professional thing to do.
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