10Feb
“No Backsies?” — Not Rehiring A Recently Retired Employee Can Lead To Liability
Based on a set of somewhat unusual facts, a federal district court in Ohio ruled that an employer that refused to rehire a recently retired individual to his former position will need to argue at a jury trial that its decision was not based on age....
By:
Jackson Lewis P.C.
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