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Assuming Uber didn't want to fire him, and he rectifies the issues, then I don't believe there is anything preventing them from hiring him back. Actually there
by xyzzy_plugh 9y ago
Assuming Uber didn't want to fire him, and he rectifies the issues, then I don't believe there is anything preventing them from hiring him back.
Actually there's nothing preventing them from hiring him back after the court case concludes, is there? IANAL.
- Ded7xSEoPKYNsDd 9y agoI don't know. If the court thinks there was a deal between Uber and Levandowski where they "fired" him for the duration of the trial, only to hire him back as soon as possible, that could lead to contempt of court charges, I feel. But IANAL either.