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==Paying Workers on Time==
==Paying Workers on Time==
# There is a biblical prohibition for an employer not to pay his workers on time.<ref>Vayikra 19:13, Rambam (Lavin 238)</ref>
# There is a biblical prohibition for an employer not to pay his workers on time.<ref>Vayikra 19:13, Rambam (Lavin 238)</ref>
# If the worker doesn't ask for the payment there's no prohibition for the employer to delay paying.<ref>S"A CM 339:10</ref> However, some say that there is a rabbinic prohibition to delay even in such a case.<ref>Halachos of Other People's Money (p. 111) quoting the Ahavat Chesed</ref>
# If the worker doesn't ask for the payment there's no prohibition for the employer to delay paying.<ref>Shulchan Aruch CM 339:10</ref> However, some say that there is a rabbinic prohibition to delay even in such a case.<ref>Halachos of Other People's Money (p. 111) quoting the Ahavat Chesed</ref>
# According to the Torah law, a daytime worker should be paid before the end of the following night and a nighttime worker should be paid before the end of the next day.<ref>Bava Metsia 110b, Rambam (Lavin 238)</ref>
# According to the Torah law, a daytime worker should be paid before the end of the following night and a nighttime worker should be paid before the end of the next day.<ref>Bava Metsia 110b, Rambam (Lavin 238)</ref>
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==Sources==
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Latest revision as of 09:04, 18 November 2015

Paying Workers on Time

  1. There is a biblical prohibition for an employer not to pay his workers on time.[1]
  2. If the worker doesn't ask for the payment there's no prohibition for the employer to delay paying.[2] However, some say that there is a rabbinic prohibition to delay even in such a case.[3]
  3. According to the Torah law, a daytime worker should be paid before the end of the following night and a nighttime worker should be paid before the end of the next day.[4]

Sources

  1. Vayikra 19:13, Rambam (Lavin 238)
  2. Shulchan Aruch CM 339:10
  3. Halachos of Other People's Money (p. 111) quoting the Ahavat Chesed
  4. Bava Metsia 110b, Rambam (Lavin 238)