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If your company gives you a written warning and they want me to sign it,but I do not agree with the letter,do I have to legally sign it?

Thank you for your question.

Generally speaking, if you are given a warning letter that you do not agree with, rather than signing it, it is typically better to send a response acknowledging receipt of the warning but stating your disagreement. Your disagreement should be stated in very respectful terms, and you should acknowledge any points that are legitimate.

For specific guidance on how to respond to your particular written warning, please contact us at the number below for a consultation.
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