What are some examples of Equal Employment Oppurtuinty Laws?

It is enforceable, and what would happen, if the company wants to, is get a court to fine the other company. Unless you're a high official, or have company secrets, usually it doesn't ...

It depends on who's preforming the check. If this is a job through a federal, state, or county agency it also depends if the check is done through a 3rd party source(a private company that is ...

Phishing scam; will also take money and provide NOTHING. delete

You should contact the credit company right away and make a formal written complaint, request an unreserved apology.

You need to find out what the past employer is saying about you. You might have a friend call them up pretending to be a potential employer and ask for a reference. If what he is telling people...

usually takes no more than a week. going through the same thing at the moment, but ive been here before.

From a legal standpoint, it means you have no contract at all.

Winnable? Probably not. It would not be in the contract if it wern't deemed enforcable by the company lawyers.