Sentences with phrase «recent former employer»

The most recent former employer may be your current employer, whom you may or may not wish to know you're seeking employment elsewhere.

Not exact matches

But the Social Capital founder turned his comments to his former employer specifically in recent days, including Tuesday morning on CNBC.

Jim Harbaugh took a shot at the San Francisco 49ers, his former employer, during a recent press conference.

The real point of the video is to note that Lazio's former employer JP Morgan (he's on an unpaid leave while he runs for governor) can, under a recent US Supreme Court ruling, spend a boatload of cash on ads that would help its onetime lobbyist if it so chooses.

His recent change of heart has his former employers, led by a snarling Tim Roth, gunning for him, while Martha believes he's just joking around.

Indeed Mr Dacre's own employer used this approach in the recent case, Lord Browne of Madingley v Associated Newspapers Ltd [2007] All ER (D) 12 (May), where it argued that there was a public interest in disclosing the details of the homosexual relationship of a former BP chief executive because BP shareholders and the public had a right to know that BP resources and staff had been used for his former partner's benefit.

Also, while the recent Khurshid decision did not prohibit a former employer from suing for money damages for violation of a non-compete, § 5-37-33 bars both equitable relief (i.e., a court order prohibiting the physician from working for a competitor) and money damages based on a breach of a non-compete agreement.

The decision in Gordon v Altus is another example of the noticeable trend in recent years for courts to award significant punitive damage awards in situations where an employer has acted in a malicious manner in the way in which in deals with its former employees.

A recent change in law means that people who develop mesothelioma following exposure to asbestos at work will now receive compensation, despite being unable to locate a former employer.

The Ontario Superior Court rejected a recent defamation claim, finding that while the former employer had given an unfavourable reference, there was substantial evidence that it was a truthful description.

Amy's other recent and ongoing work includes Commercial Court proceedings and an LCIA action in a multi-jurisdictional shareholder dispute, a substantial contractual claim in the TCC arising from a complex IT implementation, litigation between the former CEO of Group Lotus and his former employer and its Malaysian shareholders, unfair competition litigation brought by Swiss IDB ContiCap, an LCIA arbitration in the media sector, and conspiracy claims in team poaching litigation between insurance brokers Willis and JLT, and between IDBs Tullett Prebon and BGC Brokers.

In a recent decision, the Ontario Superior Court upheld a settlement that was reached between a former employee and his ex-employer at a mediation over the employer's attempt to resile from the settlement after finding out that the former employee had since gained employment with a competitor.

A recent Ontario decision dealt with the issue of liability as between two defrauded employers: is a past (former) employer liable to a new employer when a fraudulent employee steals money from the latter to satisfy its debt to the former?

Perhaps hoping the same is true for workplace relationships, 39 percent of employers plan to hire former employees this year, according to recent CareerBuilder research.

Perhaps hoping the same is true for workplace relationships, 39 percent of employers plan to hire former employees this year, according to recent

If your recent employer has a strict no - reference policy, consider vendors, customers, or former employees of the company you worked with.

The former can be used when you want the employer to focus on your experience, beginning with the most recent.