Alice used to work for Andrew. Alice applied for new jobs but when potential employers called…

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➤ Why do some employers have protection when giving job references?
Law often grants a qualified privilege to encourage candid, job-related references. This balance protects employers who act in good faith and share relevant facts with interested parties. Statutes and case law commonly shield statements made without malice, but knowingly false or spiteful comments fall outside that protection.

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