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larry4jesus
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What is the name of your state? Texas
While working for an ex employer I made a verbal agreement that rather than compensate me with extra wages they would pay for a portion of my dependents insurance coverage (it was done verbally because it is illegal to do this). Being a volunteer organization many leaders change and so as with the ones I made the agreement with. 15 months after leaving the organization I get a letter telling me I owe them for the coverage in which they paid for my dependents. I was the A/P person and submitted all insurance payments to officers for there signature and approvals. (I never signed any checks) The entire time I was employed there was never nothing said. My work in this area was also approved by the manager as well as a number of volunteer officers in addition to an outside auditor. My question is should I agree to pay them to money or does the responsiblility lie on the parties who signed the checks and approved the monthly finances?
While working for an ex employer I made a verbal agreement that rather than compensate me with extra wages they would pay for a portion of my dependents insurance coverage (it was done verbally because it is illegal to do this). Being a volunteer organization many leaders change and so as with the ones I made the agreement with. 15 months after leaving the organization I get a letter telling me I owe them for the coverage in which they paid for my dependents. I was the A/P person and submitted all insurance payments to officers for there signature and approvals. (I never signed any checks) The entire time I was employed there was never nothing said. My work in this area was also approved by the manager as well as a number of volunteer officers in addition to an outside auditor. My question is should I agree to pay them to money or does the responsiblility lie on the parties who signed the checks and approved the monthly finances?