Legal Question in Employment Law in Texas

Job offered and later withdrawn w/o reason given

I was employed by this company for one year in good standing, excellent first year eval and eligible for rehire when went on disability due to surgery after 6 months. I was told due to company policy were required to let me go, but when I was released back to work, would find me a position. Not so....finally after interviewing like any other applicant was hired over the phone contingent on my passing a background check again. I asked the director who offered me the 'contengent' position....''did I have a job for sure'' ...she stated, absolutely, she would be a fool to let some one with my experience get thru her fingers. She told me to contact human resource to start background check, etc....which I did and then a couple of weeks later no one will call me back and human resource states ''I am sorry we are not authorized to offer you a position at this time''. The only thing I can think of is I had just been on disability for a year, history of a bad back, maybe I am seen as high risk hire. But I think that is discrimination for sure....there is nothing other wise in my record. I am a nurse...I called and wrote administration with no response. Do I have any recourse? I just want to know why is all....I am a damn good Nurse ....


Asked on 6/24/08, 5:06 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys

Donald McLeaish McLeaish&Associates;, P.C.

Re: Job offered and later withdrawn w/o reason given

Possible...AGE..over 40? race? religion? injury on job??but was an oral promise of rehire given?

HOWEVER...the road is long, expensive to fight for rehire ..can you go elsewhere?

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Answered on 6/25/08, 6:22 pm
Donald McLeaish McLeaish&Associates;, P.C.

Re: Job offered and later withdrawn w/o reason given

Possible...AGE..over 40? race? religion? injury on job??but was an oral promise of rehire given?

HOWEVER...the road is long, expensive to fight for rehire ..can you go elsewhere?

Read more
Answered on 6/25/08, 6:23 pm


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