Legal Question in Business Law in New York
I purchased merchandise for a museum gift shop (museum 401c) on my personal credit card. I have via email that the business process is to reimburse me once I submit the invoice to the book keeper. The book keeper is now telling me (mid-year after 20 orders have been placed) that a packing slip is also required or I will not be reimbursed. The employees in the store input the merchandise into the POS system & handle the packing slips. Can I be denied payment if a packing slip is missing?
1 Answer from Attorneys
It seems wrong that they don't reimburse you. Perhaps you should go to someone over the bookkeeper to get help? It doesn't seem wise to threaten or engage in legal action against the employer if you want to remain employed, so finding someone over the bookkeeper who isn't quite as rigid might be the solution.
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