untrue references
I was terminated from my job and was told it was because they needed to make a manager change to increase profits. I had never been written up or formally counseled on poor performance. Today a representative from the corporate office told another company that I was ''fired because I was doing shady things''. Can they do this? What should I do?
Asked on 1/15/07, 12:53 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Howard Mishler
Howard V. Mishler Co. LPA
Re: untrue references
You should commence litigation immediately. Your reputation will travel and a hint of shady could affect your entire career.
In an age of machine perfection, no hint of dishonesty is tolerated. Don't let anyone stigmatize you without a fight.
Answered on 1/20/07, 8:43 pm
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