Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you apply for a job, and that prospective employer calls your current and/or past employers, those current/past employers can't specfically recommend or not recommend someone, correct?
I.e. you work for company A and want to work for company B, and apply. Company B calls company A and company A tells B you're a jack@ss, I thought that was illegal for some reason. Of the conversations I've had with bosses, they've always mentioned that fact.
Quoted from http://www.fly-hawaii.com/hire-details.html:
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I.e. you work for company A and want to work for company B, and apply. Company B calls company A and company A tells B you're a jack@ss, I thought that was illegal for some reason. Of the conversations I've had with bosses, they've always mentioned that fact.
Quoted from http://www.fly-hawaii.com/hire-details.html:
Emphasis added.All air carriers are required to contact all previous aviation employers for reference prior to hiring a new pilot. Those pilots who accept a position with HFA and do NOT honor their one-year commitment, can expect a thumbs-down reference from our company when contacted by the new employer. Be fair and in integrity with us, and we will do the same!
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