Legal Question in Employment Law in Pennsylvania

Privilege to Work Tax
I was recently hired at a clothing store in the mall that is close to my school. They took the $52.00 Privilege to work tax out of my first paycheck. I only worked 2 days after that and was 'On-call' for the rest of the time. Only worked there for 3 weeks to have them tell me I was fired over the phone while seeing if I was needed for my 'on-call' shift. Can I get reimbursed for the $52.00 they took out considering I worked 4 days in 3 weeks and was fired for not including a previous employer on my application?

Asked on 4/14/07, 4:47 pm

Glenn Brown Real World Law, P.C.

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Re: Privilege to Work Tax

Most muncipalities have a provision for refund of the $52 if you do not earn a certain amount in the year.

You will likely have to contact the "township" for the procedure to get your refund and to see if you qualify.

Good luck to you.

Answered on 4/15/07, 11:04 am

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