Question

The act that prevents employers from firing employees whose wages are

being garnished is the
A. Federal Truth in Lending Act
B. Federal Trade Commission Act
C. Consumer Credit Protection Act
D. Fair Credit Reporting Act

Answer 1

C. Consumer Credit Protection Act

Step-by-step explanation:

The act that prevents employers from firing employees whose wages are being garnished is the C. Consumer Credit Protection Act. This act, also known as the Wage Garnishment Law, includes provisions to protect employees from termination due to wage garnishments resulting from consumer debts. It sets limits on the amount that can be garnished and outlines the procedures and rules for garnishment.