RE: RE: RE: Contracting

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

All I got was that the poster was asked to paint during
a "lull" in the contract, and as a result looked for
another job.  Nothing was said about whether the "lull"
was going to be a temporary thing or the first step down
a long slide into oblivion.  All I got from the post was
that the request was seen as unacceptable.  Obviously, if
the odds of nonpayment were high, heading out the door
would be a sensible choice, but simply being asked to do
a job other than the one originally hired for is not
necessarily an indication that that is the case.

Gene Kim-Eng


------- Original Message -------
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 16:46:33 -0500 John Posada wrote:

However, that wasn't how the original post positioned it. It wasn't the
painting that I objected to, it was the result that it represented...the
same result that I'm fighting now...lawsuit to get my last $8,100 back
pay.


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