Re: Discrimination (was Re: Disclosing rates)

Subject: Re: Discrimination (was Re: Disclosing rates)
From: Lynda Straus <Lynda_Straus -at- THEMONEYSTORE -dot- COM>
Date: Thu, 22 May 1997 16:45:53 -0700

A potential employer may be unlikely to find out your current salary from
your current employer, but most previous employers *will* divulge that
information. Generally, they can give your start date, starting rate of
pay, termination date (that doesn't mean you were fired), ending rate of
pay, and job title without jeopardizing themselves.

Anything more than that, such as how good a worker were you, how prompt,
etc., etc., and they could face a lawsuit from you if you could determine
that you lost a potential job because of something that they said about
you.

Lynda Straus
The Money Store
Sacramento, CA

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