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What's not usually expected is for the employer to be a complete ass about it.

If you review the record carefully, you'll find little-to-no direct evidence of tilly's employer being an ass. They merely reminded him of the agreement that they had put forward, and which he had signed. What followed here was a lot of enflamed speculation and uninformed accusation.

This is not evil silence. tilly made a choice. Let's respect that choice and hopes that he one day makes another choice that allows him to return.

In the meantime, his experience is a lesson to read and negotiate before you sign.

In reply to Re: Re: [OT] Anyone Heard from Tilly by dws
in thread [OT] Anyone Heard from Tilly by enoch

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