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What if I decide not to contest the tentative nonconfirmation (TNC)?

If you choose not to contest the TNC, you are accepting that your employer may terminate your employment with no civil or criminal liability.

Last updated:11/30/2012

What if I decide not to contest the tentative nonconfirmation (TNC)?

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