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I was laid off because of a shortage of work. Is my employer obliged to rehire me first? - Vimarsana News

I was laid off because of a shortage of work. Is my employer obliged to rehire me first?

Unfortunately, for most non-union employees, there is no obligation for an employer to recall employees who are on lay-off in any particular order, or at all.

Source: prpeak.com
I was laid off because of a shortage of work. Is my employer obliged to rehire me first? - Vimarsana News

I was laid off because of a shortage of work. Is my employer obliged to rehire me first?

Unfortunately, for most non-union employees, there is no obligation for an employer to recall employees who are on lay-off in any particular order, or at all.

Source: nsnews.com
Christian university fires renowned theologian - Vimarsana News

Christian university fires renowned theologian

Crandall University,  a Baptist Christian liberal arts school located in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, has fired renowned religion scholar John G. Stackhouse Jr., following a six-month investigation that found he engaged in inappropriate behavior with colleagues and students.

Christian university fires renowned theologian - Vimarsana News

Christian university fires renowned theologian

Crandall University,  a Baptist Christian liberal arts school located in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, has fired renowned religion scholar John G. Stackhouse Jr., following a six-month investigation that found he engaged in inappropriate behavior with colleagues and students.

N.B. news: Crandall University fired over 'inappropriate behaviour' - Vimarsana News

N.B. news: Crandall University fired over 'inappropriate behaviour'

A lengthy investigation into harassment at Crandall University in Moncton, N.B., that was started by an open letter calling on the school to look into allegations of sexual misconduct has resulted in the termination of a professor’s employment.