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Paying Most Sales Employees Purely on Draw and Commission No Longer Lawful In California. Blog California Employers Blog. Last month a California appellate court held that an employer violates California law by paying inside sales employees on a draw against commission.
Blog California Employers Blog. Last month a California appellate court held that an employer violates California law by paying inside sales employees on a draw against commission. Under the federal law approach, if the result of this calculation is at least the minimum wage, the employee's pay is sufficient.
Draw against commission is a salary plan based completely on an employee's earned commissions. An employee is advanced a set amount of money as a paycheck at the start of a pay period. At the end of the pay period or sales period, depending on the agreement, the draw is deducted from the employee's commission.
The employer cannot recover the money from a future commission, so the only way to recover the draw is to demand the employee return the money already paid an unlawful kickback. Based on that principle, the panel held that the repayment-upon-termination policy was unlawful.
Under California law, employees who are paid by commissions are entitled to at least minimum wages for each hour worked, and overtime pay when necessary. A commission plan may provide payment of a fixed advance, or draw on a periodic basis.
State Law and Terminated Employees The state may forbid you from withholding commissions even if the employee is no longer on your payroll or has left the company. Depending on your state, an employer can face damages, including attorney fees and three times what is owed, for withholding commissions.
It's like a salary because all payroll deductions must be taken out of every draw check. As with any salary, a draw is considered wages. This means it must be paid every pay period and vests upon the employee terminating (voluntarily or involuntarily).
Salary is direct compensation, while a draw is a loan to be repaid out of future earnings. A draw is usually smaller than the commission potential, and any excess commission over the draw payback is extra income to the employee, with no limits on higher earning potential.
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