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Subject: Re: Dismissed employees to be blacklisted, is it legal? Posted on: Thu, 08 May 2008 21:00:55 +0100

Lord Turkey Coughafter his three day drunk wrote :
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7389547.stm
>
> So it seems a former employer can now balcklist you and make it almost
> mpossible for you to get work in the future, whether or not the allegations
> are true.
>
> This is bad news for workers as bad employers will abuse the system and
> threaten workers with being blacklist, thus never working again.
>
> And look at some of the employers using the list, such as Harrods, owned by
> Mouhammed Al-Fayed. who was refused British citizenship on the grounds that
> he was "not of good character". However he will stll be able to ensure that
> you never work again.
>
> He had few scrupples about making false allegations such as his claim that
> Princess Dianna was murdered by Prince Phillip and MI5. He also employed a
> drunk as a driver.
>
> The biggest criminals in the workplace are the employers, not the employees.
> This will allow then to threaten and bully their employees even more.

This type of thing has been going on between different types of
employers. A kind of gentlemans agreement that one boss will notify
the other if a certain person has been fired or that a certain person
has applied for a job. A person working for company A has an interview
with company B. Company B informs company A that said guy has applied
for a job and been interviewed.

--
Baldoni