Not quite like the Budget Director in South Carolina and the $3.5 Billion ‘opps’ (BD projected the state would have that much more and all agency budgets were based on what they thought they were getting)
I was a teaching assistant for the University of california. They gave me an extra pay check once. They asked for it back, and I was okay with that, but they wanted to charge me interest as well. I said “I didn’t sign any promissory note.” And I never heard back from them.
C over 1 year ago
Lotsa luck
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
Take this job and shove it….so sue me!
Perkycat over 1 year ago
Wouldn’t surprise me a bit!
tee929 over 1 year ago
Not quite like the Budget Director in South Carolina and the $3.5 Billion ‘opps’ (BD projected the state would have that much more and all agency budgets were based on what they thought they were getting)
mistercatworks over 1 year ago
This is known as “clawback”, which works only if they can afford better lawyers (so, often).
JediSQL Premium Member 7 months ago
I was a teaching assistant for the University of california. They gave me an extra pay check once. They asked for it back, and I was okay with that, but they wanted to charge me interest as well. I said “I didn’t sign any promissory note.” And I never heard back from them.