Dangerkitty
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Dangerkitty said:Why? If he/she lives in an "At Will" State, he/she can be fired for any reason. A lawyer would do nothing except cost he/she money.
Dangerkitty said:flightinfo.com
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GogglesPisano said:A call to a lawyer couldn't hurt. Usually initial consultations are free. And BTW, just because you can be "fired for any reason" does not mean you can't sue. Sexual harrassmant, age discrimination, wrongful termination ...
GogglesPisano said:I'm not sure you should be giving legal advice yourself (such as "A lawyer would do nothing except cost he/she money.")
Dangerkitty said:In an "At will" work state wrongful termination does not exist. You can be fired for looking at someone wrong. Furthermore, "Wrongful termination" does not even belong in the same sentence as the other two crimes because they have nothing to do with each other. ?
Dangerkitty said:Hey Goggles you dont even know me. How do you know I am not a lawyer?
flylears said:Guys/Gals,
I am disappointed to report that I was let go from my flying job after serving five+ loyal years of service just for fulfulling a long term professional goal.
The good news is that I was fortunate enough to pass Phase I of the JetBlue interview process and presently waiting to hear the results of Phase II.
Can anyone of the many professional people on this board give me some advice on what to do in the meantime?
Thank You
bluejuice787 said:Through the PRIA process you can find out exactly what your previous employer said about you. It is federally protected and any company that is fallicious is subject to criminal penalty and fines.
bluejuice787 said:And to the guy who says that you have no leg to stand on in an "at will" State you do not know what you are talking about.
Juice
You can get get a good "At Will" attorney at Wal Mart for about 275.00.Dangerkitty said:Why? If he/she lives in an "At Will" State, he/she can be fired for any reason. A lawyer would do nothing except cost he/she money.