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Why would the ex-worker disclose it? Are there many known cases of this happening? Also, I think founder- or exec-level employees probably have a different hiri
by CGamesPlay 4y ago
Why would the ex-worker disclose it? Are there many known cases of this happening? Also, I think founder- or exec-level employees probably have a different hiring experience than J Random Line Worker, regardless of past litigation history.
- mc32 4y agoA BG check would show that as they are public record. One option is to threaten a lawsuit and then hope to settle for a smaller amount.
- BenFranklin100 4y agoThat’s interesting, I didn’t know that. Is that the case if it was settled out of court? Often employee labor disputes are settled out of court if the lawsuit is less than $30-50K.
- bhouston 4y agoAs someone who has been sued and settled this didn’t affect anything, I still raised money, gained business partners and grew the business. Business disputes happen. In many ways suing or getting sued in business is like losing your virginity. It seems like a big deal before it happens the first time but then anfterward it isn’t a big deal and just stuff that happens. I feel you are spreading FUD to protect one of the richest guys in the world and telling little people who have been abused here to just take it.