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What recourse do I have if I know that a current employer is blacklisting me via HR at another company?
I know by cross-checking people I know don't like me at current company and people who are related to HR or hiring at the other company.
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What recourse do I have if I know that a current employer is blacklisting me via HR at another company?
I know by cross-checking people I know don't like me at current company and people who are related to HR or hiring at the other company.
unprofessional-behavior
asked Aug 25 at 18:11
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marked as duplicate by paparazzo, Dukeling, gnat, OldPadawan, IDrinkandIKnowThings Aug 28 at 15:44
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Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
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Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52
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How do I deal with a bad reference from a previous employer? [duplicate]
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What recourse do I have if I know that a current employer is blacklisting me via HR at another company?
I know by cross-checking people I know don't like me at current company and people who are related to HR or hiring at the other company.
unprofessional-behavior
asked Aug 25 at 18:11
user756345634564
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I deal with a bad reference from a previous employer? [duplicate]
6 answers
What recourse do I have if I know that a current employer is blacklisting me via HR at another company?
I know by cross-checking people I know don't like me at current company and people who are related to HR or hiring at the other company.
This question already has an answer here:
How do I deal with a bad reference from a previous employer? [duplicate]
6 answers
unprofessional-behavior
asked Aug 25 at 18:11
user756345634564
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asked Aug 25 at 18:11
user756345634564
11
asked Aug 25 at 18:11
user756345634564
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asked Aug 25 at 18:11
user756345634564
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marked as duplicate by paparazzo, Dukeling, gnat, OldPadawan, IDrinkandIKnowThings Aug 28 at 15:44
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Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
1
Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52
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Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
1
Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52
1
1
Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
1
1
Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52
Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52
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If you have any recourse it would be through the legal process. You might consult an employment lawyer.
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
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Apply elsewhere.
If you are in a locale where this happens, then there isn't anything you can do about it that doesn't have a strong chance of you becoming unemployed.
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
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If in the EU you could file a request under GDPR with your HR department, for any communications they hold about you.
Be aware:
- They can withhold anything which would violate their confidentiality with another employee (e.g. your manager).
- They are not obliged to handle this in confidence.
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If you have any recourse it would be through the legal process. You might consult an employment lawyer.
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
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If you have any recourse it would be through the legal process. You might consult an employment lawyer.
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
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If you have any recourse it would be through the legal process. You might consult an employment lawyer.
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
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If you have any recourse it would be through the legal process. You might consult an employment lawyer.
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
15.6k43861
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
15.6k43861
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
15.6k43861
answered Aug 25 at 18:20
kevin cline
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15.6k43861
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up vote
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Apply elsewhere.
If you are in a locale where this happens, then there isn't anything you can do about it that doesn't have a strong chance of you becoming unemployed.
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
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up vote
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Apply elsewhere.
If you are in a locale where this happens, then there isn't anything you can do about it that doesn't have a strong chance of you becoming unemployed.
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
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up vote
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up vote
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Apply elsewhere.
If you are in a locale where this happens, then there isn't anything you can do about it that doesn't have a strong chance of you becoming unemployed.
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
Apply elsewhere.
If you are in a locale where this happens, then there isn't anything you can do about it that doesn't have a strong chance of you becoming unemployed.
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
answered Aug 26 at 14:41
Kilisi
96.5k53220380
96.5k53220380
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add a comment |Â
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If in the EU you could file a request under GDPR with your HR department, for any communications they hold about you.
Be aware:
- They can withhold anything which would violate their confidentiality with another employee (e.g. your manager).
- They are not obliged to handle this in confidence.
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
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up vote
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down vote
If in the EU you could file a request under GDPR with your HR department, for any communications they hold about you.
Be aware:
- They can withhold anything which would violate their confidentiality with another employee (e.g. your manager).
- They are not obliged to handle this in confidence.
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If in the EU you could file a request under GDPR with your HR department, for any communications they hold about you.
Be aware:
- They can withhold anything which would violate their confidentiality with another employee (e.g. your manager).
- They are not obliged to handle this in confidence.
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
If in the EU you could file a request under GDPR with your HR department, for any communications they hold about you.
Be aware:
- They can withhold anything which would violate their confidentiality with another employee (e.g. your manager).
- They are not obliged to handle this in confidence.
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
answered Aug 26 at 9:07
Joe Stevens
1,399148
1,399148
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Which country are you in?
– Neuromancer
Aug 25 at 18:22
You don't know you are blacklisted and a company is free to decide to decline for no reason.
– paparazzo
Aug 25 at 18:25
1
Multiple people at work dislike you enough to sabotage your career but in a way that keeps you working along side them?
– Glen Pierce
Aug 26 at 1:52