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Background: I used to work at a sign company where we would do everything from political signs to car wraps. I'm in NC where this exists:  My asshole former boss is refusing to pay me my final paycheck because he says that I owe him money for damaging a customer's vehicle and breaking one of his personal signs that he left in harm's way (on a 5'x10' router table that we used often). I have already talked to the Department of Labor and they contacted him, but he said I owed him money so they filed a 'complaint' on my behalf. What can I do and am I right that he still owes me my paycheck?
<bot>: My asshole former boss will not pay me my final paycheck because he says that I owe him money for accidental workplace damages that I caused while working. Am I wrong or right?