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Topic	Bartender forced to pay back $4,000 after bar gets robbed at gunpoint.
TheOtherMike 02/10/22 8:38:30 AM #104:	Fam_Fam posted... Where did it say he was "required" to do it (i.e., for him to keep his job). you keep repeating that it is illegal for them to do X, without providing your evidence for the fact that they did X. show where it says that they required him to pay the money back in order for him to keep his job. or in other words, show where they indicated to him that he was required to repay it at the risk of being fired. They offered him a repayment contract and forced him to work in unfavourable conditions, the lawsuit said. It added that Mr Parker was worried about losing his job and therefore signed it. Literally in the OP. Learn to read. Either way, having him sign the contract is illegal because the contract itself *requires* that he repay the lost funds. <cite>TheOtherMike posted [p:962526008] in Bartender ... [t:79890790]...</cite> <quote>Fam_Fam posted... </cite> <quote>Where did it say he was "required" to do it (i.e., for him to keep his job). you keep repeating that it is illegal for them to do X, without providing your evidence for the fact that they did X. show where it says that they required him to pay the money back in order for him to keep his job. or in other words, show where they indicated to him that he was required to repay it at the risk of being fired.</quote> <quote>They offered him a repayment contract and forced him to work in unfavourable conditions, the lawsuit said. It added that Mr Parker was worried about losing his job and therefore signed it.</quote> Literally in the OP. Learn to read. Either way, having him sign the contract is illegal because the contract itself requires that he repay the lost funds. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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