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Yes, An Earnings Arrestment Order (EAO) instructs an employer to deduct money straight from your wages. Your employer then sends the money to the court. The deductions continue until the fine is paid in full. The employer calculates the rates of all deductions using fixed tables as set down by regulations.
An Earnings Arrestment Order may be considered a disciplinary matter by some employers.
There is no direct appeal to an Earnings Arrestment Order; you may wish to contact your solicitor for guidance. There is no direct appeal to a Arrestment of Funds Order, you may wish to contact your solicitor for guidance.