Billing Statement

I am an NCO and the other soldier is an NCO of same rank. The individual has been placed as my supervisor. The individual gave me a counseling statement and altered the situation to make it sound more drastic. Is there something I can do?
In addition, the counseling wasn’t signed during the counseling. Also, I stated on the remarks that I would add a rebuttal to the counseling statement on the additional page. Does that throw out the counseling?

You have a right to a rebuttal. However your disagreement with the facts as to the situation you were counseled over does _not_ mean that the counseling statement has been falsified.

Next, the statement does not have to be signed at the time. In fact all the signatures do is indicate that both of you agree that the information on the form is what was discussed in the counseling.

If you disagree with the counseling you can do a rebuttal - however you must be very careful that you do not appear to be trying to avoid responsibility for your actions.

BTW - you should have learned this in PLDC/WLC.

My advice for your professional development is to go to clothing sales and look in the books section for a book called ‘The Mentor.’ That was my bible regarding counseling statements and was the standard I required all of my NCOs to meet. Use this book and you will become a master of using this document.
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ANYONE KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE STATEMENT FROM AAA SOUTH FL. ???

Parties you can sue: The driver & registered owner

However, there are circumstances exist when the owner of the vehicle may not be sued. According to the Florida state laws, legal title to a car is not sufficient to establish ownership. To prove ownership one should be able to prove that the party has control and authority of the automobile’s use. An owner who is the long-term lesser of the automobile, again, can’t be sued.

Parties you can sue: The driver & registered owner

YES. You can go after both.

I have t write a thesis statement about homework.I tried to write on but this is what I cam up with…Although homework helps you learn more, it can waste time Time you need to work on other things.If you think the is correct please tell me…If it is wrong please write an example of a thesis statement about homework?

I think you did a good job on it. It should be fine.
Hope it works out!!

I need to write an if else statement in java that says if the federal taxable gross income is >=384.62 and <769.23 the federal withholding is 3.50
The code that I wrote is
else if (taxable >=384.62<769.23) {
but I am getting an error any help?
( i am working on a long string of code and I got caught up here)
this is my new line that still does not work…what am I doing wrong?
else if (taxable >=384.62 && <769.23) {
fedp = taxable * .035;}

Your condition statement is screwed up. Use an "and" conditional statement like this:

if( (taxable >= 384.62) && (taxable < 769.23) )