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john85
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What is the name of your state? Texas
I do not wish the company I am about to be hired by to contact my most recent employer. I left the previous company two weeks ago and started another job, but indicated on my application that I am currently employed by the previous company, not the current one. In the industry I am in, leaving a new job this soon or not being employed at the time of interviewing is looked down upon. On my application there was a box that you could check stating that the hiring company could not contact my current employer. Of course I checked it. So I am wondering the laws about contacting current employers after I said they could not. Can the hiring company go back and contact my previous employer after being hired. I don't want to loose both jobs, and I do realize what I am doing is not right , but the other position I am more qualified.
Thank you.
I do not wish the company I am about to be hired by to contact my most recent employer. I left the previous company two weeks ago and started another job, but indicated on my application that I am currently employed by the previous company, not the current one. In the industry I am in, leaving a new job this soon or not being employed at the time of interviewing is looked down upon. On my application there was a box that you could check stating that the hiring company could not contact my current employer. Of course I checked it. So I am wondering the laws about contacting current employers after I said they could not. Can the hiring company go back and contact my previous employer after being hired. I don't want to loose both jobs, and I do realize what I am doing is not right , but the other position I am more qualified.
Thank you.