Employee indebtedness requires financial disclosure, prompt reporting of legal proceedings, and corrective action to avoid disciplinary consequences. Employees must manage private affairs to avoid habitual indebtedness or insolvency and promptly report debt-recovery or insolvency proceedings to the ... Summary
Employee indebtedness requires financial disclosure, prompt reporting of legal proceedings, and corrective action to avoid disciplinary consequences.
Employees must manage private affairs to avoid habitual indebtedness or insolvency and promptly report debt-recovery or insolvency proceedings to the competent authority. Employees in debt must file signed half-yearly financial statements identifying corrective measures. False statements, failure to submit statements, inability to clear debts within a reasonable time, or seeking insolvency-court protection may attract disciplinary action. Debt and inability to liquidate it are determined by prescribed liability, income, personal-resource, expense, and time-based criteria.
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