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There are no federal laws that specifically state what employers can or cannot say about a former employee, however, each state can create its own laws for what employers are allowed to disclose. The typical things employers CAN disclose include: Job title. Responsibilities.
In Pennsylvania, an employer who discloses information about a current or former employees job performance to a prospective employer . . ., upon request of the prospective employer or the current or former employee, is presumed to be acting in good faith. 42 Pa. Cons. Stat. 8340.1.
Act 168 requires the applicant to disclose all former employers that were school entities and/or where the prospective employee had direct contact with children, and the employment history review conducted by the hiring entity must include all such employers listed by the applicant.
In addition to verifying the applicants history regarding abuse and/or sexual misconduct, Act 168 also requires that when the applicant is an educator who holds public or private school certification and/or has been assigned a Professional Personnel Identification number (PPID), the hiring entity must ensure that
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