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Sick Puppy
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Hi all
Im hoping someone here can help me out or give me some good links to research. Basically I have to go to a friend of mines work tomorrow as his witness in a disciplinary hearing. They have ok'd me to go even though I am not a work collegue. If it all goes pear shaped he will most likely be getting a lift home with me after it , so thats what we really dont want to happen. Im trying to find out what notes , recordings of this meeting etc I can take as the witness so we have some backup if it goes further. I know I cannot be involved in the discussion I am there purely as his witness to proceedings. What they are accusing him of doing I actually know for a fact he didnt do it. I do know the full story and its from more then one person as I know a number of people at this workplace. This is in NSW by the way. If anyone has any info on what I can and cant do to make my best effort for this guy it will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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Disciplinary hearing witness. NSW
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