if it was something serious and something u think your employer out to know then yes otherwise keep it to yourself
no, you can go to court if your employer do so
The right response: he'd say it was excellent. The potential employer you're interviewing with wants to know if you'll be reliable.
The right to decline testing and get dismissed. Unless the employer negotiated an individual or union contract with different rules.
The truth, or what you think is the truth, do not lie, you won't get the job.
His employer calls to say that he is fired.
Who did you work for last.
Smoking marijuana - yes unless it is legal in your country which is unlikey Tobacco - no, however if you smoke on company grounds or in company uniform they have a right to do so. Also, if you are asked by your employer whether or not you smoke & you say no (when you do) then you can be dismissed. Since your employer may be funding health insurances, you're more at risk of becoming ill as a smoker
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The case first has to be dismissed. Once the case has been dismissed it will be disposed of. In some cases it may not be on your record and in some cases it will say dismissed.
A temporary worker is a person who is hired for a short period of time (often to deal with a short surge in work requirements) and may be dismissed at will by the employer.
Feeder Cadre refers to the amount of money that an employer is supposed to pay an employee in the event that he is dismissed from duty yet he has a contract.
Sad, that. Employers can fire employees for any reason, good, bad or no reason, as long as no statute or contract is violated.