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Old 02-02-2009, 03:32 PM #17
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Please make sure that you take a "suitably qualified person" with you to the meeting.

Did they advise you to bring somebody with you as procedurally they are obliged to.

My step daugher was summoned to a meeting as she had been on and off work with illness and was booted. She wouldn't listen to us and take anybody to the meeting as she was too trusting. Now she faces an expensive fight if she wants to be reinstated.

Please take an advisor as also with your brain at the moment you maynot be able to make the best decisions for your self.

Good luck!
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