Is there a way to prevent my po from calling my boss
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Is there a way to prevent my po from calling my boss
I’ve been on probation a year and a
half and my po has never verified a job
or where I live. I recently accepted a
new job and am wondering if there is a
way around my po calling to verify my
employment? If she calls I will get
fired.
Asked on December 20, 2016 under Criminal Law, Montana
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
No, there is no way to prevent her from calling: *anyone* can call your employer and look to verify your employment (e.g. landlords often do this, to make sure you can pay), so certainly a PO can. (The employer can choose to not respond or comment, but the other person has the right to call and ask.) You might want to ask the PO if there is some evidence of employment she would accept other than calling the employer: e.g. a paystub.
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