My poor colleage got something approved in writing with the words, 'in this instance'. Actual words. Everyone concerned took that to mean for him, it was ok , both now for that stuffand going forward for more stuff. But: The person who said those words says now it meant for one time only, not going forward and financially there have been costs. They are now looking at taking action against my friend. Where does she stand legally, anyone know? She is on a fixed term contract ending in Oct. She is worried sick.
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