I can see both sides of this situation. I believe what JD Seller is concerned about is this young ladies reputation. One of the things that was mentioned I believe in the first post was the people she was working for seem to be wealthy. Wealthy people right or wrong command the podium in any conversation right or wrong. The young lady in this case does not come from a wealthy family so is looked down on by many for that reason. The well connected in most community's are held up as beyond question in these situations. They have the ear of the community and many times that is all that's needed to really hurt your ability to move forward with a career in that community. As has been said she was offended the the money was turned down. That never went away and this more than likely will not either. I would return the money. Ask for a signed statement that this ends the dispute on the advice of your lawyer. At that point if she still wants to cause your friend trouble then it's time for a lawsuit for slander if in fact this is what it is. As far as myself I would have quit after the dispute over the money in the first place. Sent the check back and moved on from a bad situation in my opinion. The young lady was disrespected in this situation over the check to start with. As far as letting her go for not being able to meet the needs of her employer. Nothing wrong there on either side, all were OK with the time off situation in the begining and that changed. Does not matter why they felt the need for more steady consistent help it was their choice. It is sad when grown people resort to petty behavior in these cases but not unheard of. The sad part is this may never go away returned money or not. Some people are just nuts.
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