I have been employed for 2 months. Then the following statement was made.
"If you have been in employment for less than three months, you must
remain in that employment
for a period of at least three months."
So does it mean I have to be in employment for 1 more month or 3 more months? |
Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 05:48 PDT
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I guess the confusion here arises because "remain in that employment"
phrase does not specify from "when it must be enforced" must be
enforced. Is it from the date of beginning of employment or from the
date of the statement being made.
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 05:50 PDT
Hmmmmm... Scratching my head.
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 05:53 PDT
I guess it can be shortened further to this,
I am employed for the past 2 months.
"You must remain in that employment for a period of at least three months."
So do I have to stay for 1 more month or 3 more months?
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:04 PDT
This is exactly how it is written,
"If you have been in employment for less than three months, you must
remain in that employment
for a period of at least three months."
No 'another three months' or 'three more months'.
So what do I do? How do I decide? Should I go to a contract lawyer for this?
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Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:10 PDT
Hi cool919,
Since we are not legal experts, I am just giving you my opinion (as a
researcher). See the disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
To be on the safe side, I would ask a lawyer.
Best of luck,
Rainbow
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:14 PDT
Ok, how about this,
I am reading a book for the past 2 hours, my mom comes into the room and says,
" you must be reading for a period of at least 3 hours "
so do I have to read for a further 1 more hour or 3 more hours.
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:16 PDT
sorry that was a bad analogy. just leave it, may be i should go to a lawyer. :(
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Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:18 PDT
I would say you need to read for 1 more hour. :)
I agree, the best thing would be to check with a lawyer.
All the best,
Rainbow
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Clarification of Question by
cool919-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:20 PDT
Thank you rainbow, Sorry i couldnt be more specific, But those fools
wrote the contract that way :( and now I'm in a fix. Have a good time
and keep answering...
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Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
16 Jul 2005 06:25 PDT
Since you don't need an answer to this question, you may want to close
it. You will only be charged a listing fee of $0.50.
Best regards,
Rainbow
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