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fighting no rehire at disneyland
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Permalink Reply by Russell Rose on -
Not sure on this one, Amigo- No-Rehire is bad enough- I've been trying to get back into Diz since the "Culling" of Mar 23/09 and I was a "Hot Commodity" or so they told me...
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Permalink Reply by Hugh Allison on -
No idea.
But how does one know whether they have this status or not.
Am writing a book about Disney (specifically DLP) and this is an area I am specifically interested in.
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Permalink Reply by Donald DeBacco on
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I want to fight a no rehire as well in Disney World so if anyone has some info for me I would appreciate it as well
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Permalink Reply by keep quite on
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Me to I'm also trying to fight this No-rehire status, the mess up thing is i successfully completed my program and still received a no-rehire. But this is all due to a Manger not liking me and got everyone to turn against me. Out of the two years that i have been working for Disney i only received one reprimand so isn't this kind of weird that i have a no rehire status
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Permalink Reply by Riley Nelson on
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You have to go to Casting and ask for a request to change your rehire status. They make you fill out a report stating why you think you should be rehired. It then goes to a committee to get discussed and they send you an answer in like 2 months.
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Permalink Reply by John O'Brien on
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yea I hear you there I have almost the same situation. Funny thing is, the manager who I didnt get along with, was later terminated :)
keep quite said:Me to I'm also trying to fight this No-rehire status, the mess up thing is i successfully completed my program and still received a no-rehire. But this is all due to a Manger not liking me and got everyone to turn against me. Out of the two years that i have been working for Disney i only received one reprimand so isn't this kind of weird that i have a no rehire status
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