Q: Question.. i stopped working somewere and i want my mail that should arrive this week. Can i legally go there and wait.
This was a salon that i partly owned and recently left it and with someone else. I cannot get a p.o box without getting the letter being mailed to me that was already sent BEFORE i decided to cut ties there and is just now saying it will b delivered this week from the post office emails. I spoke to her and she said she will hold it for me and let me know when its ready, i just feel she might lie. So i would rather wait for the mail man myself because he knows me as well and she never said i couldbt be on the property plus its not just one its a bunch of local business in one part.
A:
If the employer does not want you on its premises, you cannot be there. You should not have set it up to get personal mail at your place of employment to begin with. You need to forward your mail, contact anyone who needs to send you mail and tell them to send it elsewhere, and/or set up an agreement for the employer to hold your mail and forward it to you or ask them to hold it and tell you so you can come by and pick it up.
Good luck to you.
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A: I agree with Neil. Plus, you should get yourself a PO Box so you have a permanent address for your personal mail to go to if you move a lot.
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