Another question have have... I worked for Millennium Management based in Beachwood, Ohio as a aprtment maintenance worker. My contract with them was, a hourly salary and a apartment that was valued in the contract as so $xxx a month. Now, the free apartment was not taxed and not on my tax statements at the end of the year that they gave me. But, when I missed a day of work, they charged me a pro rated amount of rent for that day and deducted it from my payroll check. Is this legal for them to do, or are they trying to cheat the IRS. Its not fair to me either, because if I try to collect unemployment or apply for a loan, will they consider the free rent as part as my salary. No, they wont. But how is it free, when I have to pay rent when I miss work?
2007-03-17
18:29:32
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