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2.6 - Payroll Deductions<br />

Certain deductions are made from <strong>employee</strong>s= paychecks as required by law, in<br />

accordance with <strong>employee</strong> benefit plans, or as requested by <strong>employee</strong>s. These deductions<br />

shall be itemized on the <strong>employee</strong>=s pay statement which accompanies his or her bi-weekly<br />

paycheck. Deductions include:<br />

PERS: The Board of Health is required to deduct a percentage of each <strong>employee</strong>=s<br />

gross earnings for the Public Employees Retirement System. Membership in the system is<br />

compulsory upon being employed, except for those <strong>employee</strong>s specifically exempted under<br />

Ohio Revised Code Section 145.03.<br />

Income Taxes: The federal and state governments require that taxes shall be<br />

withheld from each salary payment. The amount of tax withheld is determined from tables<br />

furnished by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Ohio Department of Taxation, and<br />

varies according to the amount of salary and number of dependency exemptions.<br />

Employees are required to complete tax withholding certificates upon initial employment<br />

and to inform the Payroll Clerk of any dependency changes.<br />

Health Insurance Premiums: These are deductions established by the Lorain<br />

County Commissioners as the <strong>employee</strong>=s share of the cost of premiums for group <strong>health</strong><br />

and medical insurance.<br />

Miscellaneous: These are requested by the <strong>employee</strong> in writing or mandated by a<br />

court of competent jurisdiction. Examples include garnishments, deferred compensation,<br />

premiums for optional <strong>health</strong> and medical insurance coverage, bonds, child support, union<br />

dues, etc. The Board of Health may refuse to make deductions which are not required by<br />

law, which are below certain prescribed minimum amounts, which are at irregular intervals,<br />

or which are, for other cause, not in the best interest of the Board of Health to make.<br />

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