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In this episode of "Ask a Recruiter," Ben White addresses a question from a LinkedIn connection who, after accepting a job offer and signing the offer letter, is now uncertain about starting due to a change in circumstances. Ben explores the legal implications of withdrawing from an accepted job offer and highlights the potential career impacts tied to this decision. He aims to provide guidance on navigating these legal and professional considerations, drawing from his 12 years of experience in interviewing, hiring, and recruiting, to help viewers become better candidates and land their next job.

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What does blackout period mean in business?

Financial Terms By: b. Blackout period. A period of time before the earnings release of a public company during which its directors and specific employees deemed insiders cannot trade the companys stock.

What does Blackout days apply mean?

For hotels and airlines, blackout dates are specific dates in which discounts and promotions are put on hold due to the high demand for travel. This typically includes the holidays, special events, and peak travel seasons. While the term usually applies to airlines, its also relevant in the hospitality industry.

What does blackout mean for work?

Some employers have blackout periods which are generally times that the employer feels are extremely busy trading periods such as Christmas, Easter and stocktake. You should not be afraid of or discouraged from applying for annual leave during these times.

What is blackout period for employees?

Companies that issue stock options routinely enter whats known as blackout periods, where theyre legally unable to issue new shares, and can ask employees not to exercise their stock options.

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