My husbad was offered a job and left his old one and started the new one 2nd day of job says there was a mistake and they are letting him go.

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My husbad was offered a job and left his old one and started the new one 2nd day of job says there was a mistake and they are letting him go.

he went for a physical for the new job toke a a1c test and 2 weeks later the job called said he was cleared and his start date was 5/11 he left his old job 5/8 he reived a letter of hire his 2nd day of work they said mistake was made and he cant work for them his a1c was to high now he is jobless and soon we will have no health insur. can something be done.

Asked on May 12, 2009 under Employment Labor Law, Pennsylvania

Answers:

MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 14 years ago | Contributor

Depends.  You need to speak to a labor law attorney in your state.  Here is why:

1. I don't know what your husband does -- in job 1 or job 2.

2. Sounds like other issues come into play here, aside from job loss -- i.e., health insurance loss.

3. Did he burn a bridge with his former employer? Did the former employer already find a replacement? Can he ask for his job back?

4. Was he under a contract under Job 1 or Job 2?  A1C test is a diabetes test? Why are they having an issue with this? Would he not be able to do his job? Employment is "at-will" in Pennsylvania.

5. Sounds like there are possible discrimination issues here.  So, you need a law law/employment law attorney to help you ASAP.  Try www.attorneypages.com.


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