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So wait until the final decision has been made. If you're innocent, you'll have nothing to worry about.
Not how that's gonna work. "Guilty until proven innocent" means the boss can do whatever the hell he wants to screw someone over and get away with it.
If OP's boss was going to screw him over anyway, why not just fire the poor bastard? onceuponatime456 is right. OP needs to get in touch with Matt Murdock, or Foggy Nelson, and be prepared to fight for his job, or at least some sort of severance package.
Stop making mistakes in your paperwork.
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So wait until the final decision has been made. If you're innocent, you'll have nothing to worry about.
Not how that's gonna work. "Guilty until proven innocent" means the boss can do whatever the hell he wants to screw someone over and get away with it.