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Good luck proving this as cause
Especially in "right to work" states like New York. In many states you can be dismissed without cause - why would an employer actually tell you the truth about why they're not hiring you, when they don't even have to tell soon-to-be former employees why they're being dismissed.
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Want a job? Clean up your Web act  Loverock Davidson | 03/28/07
Don't you mean it has never helped you get a job?  jjarman | 03/28/07
BWAHAHAA  Loverock Davidson | 03/28/07
now when some future auto-hr software googles your name they'll find...  jjarman | 03/28/07
Exactly  Loverock Davidson | 03/29/07
Want a Law Suit? Try tying employment to Web acts  mighetto | 03/28/07
Not to disagree, but....  jdanovich | 03/28/07
Public acts can, and do, affect your job.  jc williams | 03/28/07
Not necessarily  macoafi | 03/28/07
But you get the idea ...  jc williams | 03/29/07
Physiology 101  Travasaurus | 03/28/07
Good luck proving this as cause  ovidtchr | 03/29/07
What a joke - Very limited use IMO.  GrahamA_z | 03/28/07
Sued for not hiring you?  jc williams | 03/29/07
well, maybe on TV.  GrahamA_z | 03/29/07
But use none the less  carlino | 03/30/07
Potential for abuse  leigh@... | 03/28/07
people talk  bcroner | 03/28/07
Degreed people only "talk a game"?  jc williams | 03/29/07
"Web act" gets jobs  putt1ck | 03/29/07
It costs a lot to find employees  rtb | 03/29/07

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