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Employers are now only able to state whether or not you are "rehire-able" or not so essentially would like hire you again "yes or no". If you list references that are former employers or supervisors depending on company policy they may be able to right a letter or recommendation.

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You have no expectation of privacy regarding a worker comp claim. One employer can tell another. Prospective employers must not discriminate against WC claimants, but can, of course, bar workers disabled from performing even one essential job function.

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Q: Can your former employer tell a prospective employer about a workman's claim in tn you had while employed by them?
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