Work unfair salary deduction

[Mylife]

Hi, I m having trouble with my ex employer who deducted money from my last salary. She is inventing excuses on my behaviour at work and due to this she is deducting money from me. I m going to bring her in tribunal because I know she has not rights to do so unless I did some something major, which I did not.
I asked the oracle if there is a chance for me to get my money back and I got 60.1.2.3 change into 39
Can you help me understand what the oracle tells me? Do I have a chance to get the money back?
thank you very much to all of you.

 

[Freedda]

I don't get a clear sense if the Yi is telling you the outcome here. Maybe so, and maybe I'm just not seeing it?

60 is about the need for boundaries, in many different aspects of our lives. We usually live by rules, and sometimes within the 'boundaries' of certain moral or religious teachings; and we live within homes, and within the boundaries of our culture or society.

Perhaps here this person is stepping outside of these acceptable 'bounds' - like the social contract that you should pay people for the work they do, and pay them what they are owed - and you are asking that she respect those.

The lines might be describing different actions on yourd part: starting off, maybe you are not wanting to step outside of your own boundaries - maybe in your role as the employee; that you are maybe feeling some hesitancy about what to do, or how far to go; and finally, maybe you are feeling that you have no other choice but to act - even if there might be some hurt or pain associated with this.

There is also a suggestion here that you may need to stand firm, to 'stick by your guns'; but to also consider other alternatives, other actions, or other routes to take to get what is owed you - especially when things don't go your way. (And maybe to consider these sooner than later)

Sorry I can't be more specific, and I hope that is of some use.

Best, D.

 

[Mylife]

I don't get a clear sense if the Yi is telling you the outcome here. Maybe so, and maybe I'm just not seeing it?

60 is about the need for boundaries, in many different aspects of our lives. We usually live by rules, and sometimes within the 'boundaries' of certain moral or religious teachings; and we live within homes, and within the boundaries of our culture or society.

Perhaps here this person is stepping outside of these acceptable 'bounds' - like the social contract that you should pay people for the work they do, and pay them what they are owed - and you are asking that she respect those.

The lines might be describing different actions on yourd part: starting off, maybe you are not wanting to step outside of your own boundaries - maybe in your role as the employee; that you are maybe feeling some hesitancy about what to do, or how far to go; and finally, maybe you are feeling that you have no other choice but to act - even if there might be some hurt or pain associated with this.

There is also a suggestion here that you may need to stand firm, to 'stick by your guns'; but to also consider other alternatives, other actions, or other routes to take to get what is owed you - especially when things don't go your way. (And maybe to consider these sooner than later)

Sorry I can't be more specific, and I hope that is of some use.

Best, D.

I appreciate your response very much. It is helpful. Take care. A