§ 750.353Contributions to charitable purposes, deduction from wages

Sec. 353.
    Contributions by laborers, etc., to charitable purposes and deductions from wages—Any
 employer of labor, who, by himself, his agent, clerk or servant, shall require any employe, or
 person seeking employment, as a condition of such employment or continuance therein, to
 make and enter into any contract, oral or written, whereby such employe or applicant for
 employment shall agree to contribute directly or indirectly to any fund for charitable, social or
 beneficial purpose or purposes, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
    Any such employer, who, by himself, his agent, clerk or servant, shall deduct from the
 wages of any employe, directly or indirectly, any part thereof without the full and free consent
 of such employe, obtained without intimidation or fear of discharge for refusal to permit such
 deduction, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
    If the employer be a firm or corporation, each and every member of said firm, and each and
 every managing officer of the corporation, shall be liable to punishment under this section; and
 any clerk, servant or agent of any such employer who shall do or attempt to do any act
 forbidden by this section, shall be equally liable with his employer or employers as principal,
 for any such violation of this section.