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James2012 Posted 14 years ago
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Grammar
I received some help a few days ago. Thanks again, Clive. Hoping one of you fine folks could proof-read the passage below and, if required, offer suggestions.
Please accept this letter as confirmation that, in return for payment of the voluntary redundancy package, I no longer wish to pursue a complaint against my employer. This includes, but is not limited to, my stage three grievance.
I consider all disputes irrevocably closed.
Please accept this letter as confirmation that, in return for payment of the voluntary redundancy package, I no longer wish to pursue a complaint against my employer. This includes, but is not limited to, my stage three grievance.
I consider all disputes irrevocably closed.
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Hi, OK. I wonder if you should say ' any complaint'? Once again, I;m not a lawyer.
- Hi, OK.
- I wonder if you should say ' any complaint'?
- Once again, I;m not a lawyer.
- Clive
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Hi,
OK. I wonder if you should say 'any complaint'?
Once again, I;m not a lawyer.
Clive
OK. I wonder if you should say 'any complaint'?
Once again, I;m not a lawyer.
Clive
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