What should I do in above situation?
They are processed independent of each other. You should immediately advise Employer B of your intention to work for Employer A.
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They are processed independent of each other. You should immediately advise Employer B of your intention to work for Employer A.
I do not think that suing the school representative will get you anywhere with any efficiency, but you can try to go above the DSO and get a letter...
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