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I wanted a suggestion from you all guys, I have given interview of PS and got a call for offer after interview and I denied the offer as I have received an offer from some other company, I denied coz I was not doing offer shopping or piling offers, he tried to convince me and when I didn't get convinced he said to blacklist me from PS. What to do?
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Hi, I've recently got selected to IBM GBS, and my husband working for PSU I am from Andhrapradesh and IBM location is Chennai. I've 1year baby. Due to this I can't relocate to Chennai. Is there anyway to handle this like working remotely from my home ? Will IBM allows me to do like that. ? IBM Infosys Tata Consultancy Accenture Amazon
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The manager no longer has any obligation to speak to the terminated employee. It’s not about “being advised” and more about “why” someone feels the need to “keep in touch.” HR alarm going off saying the terminated employee is attempting to get the manager to say something that will give them some type of leverage. Nobody is ever “advised” of what to do with their personal life other than to behave ethically and responsibly in whatever personal relationships they choose or choose to not have. Maybe the manager just doesn’t want to talk to them? It is typically advised for managers to not provide “professional references on behalf of the company” as that is a legal risk should the individual feel the “reference was slanderous.”
Thank you! This is incredibly sage guidance. Yes, our Sr HR team advises against managers contacting terminated employees for legal risks. I was curious if this was common across industries. Thank you!
I’ve never heard of such a thing
I would think they should be able to give a reference since it was not a performance related firing