Wage garnishments aren’t “rare admin tasks”—they’re compliance events. This 2026 South Carolina employer guide breaks down how to process child support, IRS levies, and court orders, plus what to do when multiple garnishments hit at once.
Final pay is where terminations turn into disputes. This 2026 South Carolina guide covers timing, PTO payout expectations, and the deductions employers should treat as “high-risk” without clear authorization.
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