Labor/Employment
Nov. 15, 2019
Wrongful termination and defamation by self-publication
Pitty the wrongfully terminated employee who, unable to make ends meet, must find a new job. Inevitably the questions are asked: Have you ever been terminated by an employer?
William M. Crosby
Law Office of William M. CrosbyLabor & Employment
13522 Newport Ave Ste 201
Tustin , CA 92780
Phone: (714) 544-2493
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Email: wcrosby@williamcrosbylaw.com
Loyola Law School
Pitty the wrongfully terminated employee who, unable to make ends meet, must find a new job. Inevitably the questions are asked: Have you ever been terminated by an employer? Why did you leave your last job? He or she is then faced with the inevitable Catch 22 quandary -- either tell a "white lie," i.e. that "I was laid off" or "resigned," and risk later accusations of resume fraud, or tell the truth, in which case eyebrows are raised regarding whether this person, ha...
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