Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 10/10/2013 - 04:45
So how does bankruptcy effect Employment status? 11 USC Section 525 gives an explanation of that. The bankruptcy effect on employment is thus: Private Employers
525(b) says that no private employer may terminate SOLEY because of a bankruptcy. So that means bankruptcy can actually be a reason but it cannot be the only reason. It also says that no private employer may discriminate with respect to employment solely because of BK. Government Jobs
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 10/10/2013 - 04:45
So how does bankruptcy effect Employment status? 11 USC Section 525 gives an explanation of that. The bankruptcy effect on employment is thus: Private Employers
525(b) says that no private employer may terminate SOLEY because of a bankruptcy. So that means bankruptcy can actually be a reason but it cannot be the only reason. It also says that no private employer may discriminate with respect to employment solely because of BK. Government Jobs
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 10/10/2013 - 04:45
So how does bankruptcy effect Employment status? 11 USC Section 525 gives an explanation of that. The bankruptcy effect on employment is thus: Private Employers
525(b) says that no private employer may terminate SOLEY because of a bankruptcy. So that means bankruptcy can actually be a reason but it cannot be the only reason. It also says that no private employer may discriminate with respect to employment solely because of BK. Government Jobs
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 10/10/2013 - 04:45
So how does bankruptcy effect Employment status? 11 USC Section 525 gives an explanation of that. The bankruptcy effect on employment is thus: Private Employers
525(b) says that no private employer may terminate SOLEY because of a bankruptcy. So that means bankruptcy can actually be a reason but it cannot be the only reason. It also says that no private employer may discriminate with respect to employment solely because of BK. Government Jobs
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 10/05/2013 - 00:05
People typically think “LA Dodgers Bankruptcy” or “Hostess Bankruptcy” or “General Motors Bankruptcy” when hearing the term Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But let a California Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney explain, and you will find that Chapter 11 bankruptcy also applies to people, such as individuals who are sole proprietors, business owners, or wage earners with either secured debt above $1,149,525.00 or unsecured debt beyond $383,175.00. In such cases, chapter 13 is not available. For such individuals, a chapter 11 may be the only option.