Hi i wasnt sure where to post this one, my husband is a self employed builder and the contractor he has been doing work for has been stopping the citb levyfrom his money each month, i know this is supposed to be up to the "workers" wether they pay this or not if they do decide to pay they have to sign a form stating that the levy
can be stopped from there pay, my husband refused to sign the forms but it has still been stopped from his pay, any idea how i go about getting this back ?
i have copied and pasted this from the citb web site
many thanks
Under the Industrial Training Act 1982 we levyemployers in the construction industry. Employers must pay levy on payments to sub-contractors for labour-only as well as on direct employees. However, the Act does not give authorisation to make deductions from any amounts paid to labour-only sub-contractor or other worker.
Section 13 of the Employment Rights Act 1996 (what was Section 1 of the Wages Act 1986) says that an employer must not take amounts from his or her worker's wages unless:
The deduction is authorised under the workers contract, or
The worker has previously agreed in writing
There have been a number of cases before industrial tribunals about deductions for our levy. The tribunals have made it clear that the deductions are not legal unless the worker has agreed beforehand.
The condition shown above of the Employment Rights Act applies to deductions made from labour-only sub-contractors as well as employees
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