Carla Baker v. Bristol Care, Inc., d/b/a Bristol Manor, and David Furnell
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Concurrence
PAUL C. WILSON, Judge.
The majority opinion holds there was only one agreement between Ms. Baker and Bristol Care concerning her employment as facility administrator. I agree. *778Even though the various promises between the parties are set forth in two separate documents, those documents were signed at the same time and the parties understood and agreed that, taken together, these documents reflected the terms on which Bristol Care offered — and Ms. Baker accepted — the promotion to facility administrator. She emphasizes this point in her brief, stating that she was “required to sign the…
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