Kevin S. asked
I was offered summer school work for $31 per hour via email, but in an impromptu meeting I was unable to attend, it was stated that the pay would be $15 per hour. I was initially told it would be 5 days per week for 7 weeks, totaling approximately 24 hours per week. I am located in Texas and this involves the Dallas Independent School District and an independent 'summer program' vendor/contractor. What should I do about this apparent bait-and-switch situation?
February 27th, 2024
Paul N. answered
This situation appears to be a breach of contract, as you were initially offered $31 per hour and th...
February 27th, 2024
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