Indiana Employment Order (Chapter 11 Only) is a legal remedy available to employers in the state of Indiana which allows them to place an order with the state's Department of Workforce Development to garnish wages from a delinquent employee. This order is most commonly used when an employee has failed to pay a court-ordered debt, such as child support or other court-ordered financial obligations. This order allows an employer to withhold wages from an employee's paycheck and send them directly to the recipient of the order. The two main types of Indiana Employment Order (Chapter 11 Only) are Non-Voluntary and Voluntary. Non-Voluntary orders are typically issued by a court and are not negotiable. Voluntary orders, on the other hand, are agreements between an employer and an employee which allow the employer to garnish wages from the employee's paycheck in order to satisfy a debt. In either case, the employer must comply with the order and send the withheld wages directly to the recipient of the order.