Employment Compensation
Can my work schedule be dictated if I am paid on a commission-only basis?
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Read More Answered By: Amy Kleinpeter |
Re: Employment Compensation Absolutely, yes it can. Otherwise stores with commission-based employees would have no salespersons on Monday morning and would be overcrowded on Saturday afternoon.
-- Amy Kleinpeter |
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