New Agent Contract/Bankruptcy

[VolAgent]

That sounds a bit contrary.

True. I guess I should say, in a Right to Work state, you are not required to join a union or pay union dues after accepting the job.

 

[fcorcoran]

I say go for it. Just bust your rump and hit the ground running. If your DM sees that you are a good asset then you will be less likely to get let go. You dont have much to loose because you havent even started yet. Unless you have a good job already that your leaving.

 

[HarryDaBroker]

were you speaking with a bankruptcy attorney? if so, of course he would tell you to file. thats how he gets paid. imho, you should consult a debt counseling agency which is a non-profit and get their opinion or speak with an attorney that does nothing by debt consolidation and negotiation and get their opinion.

as far as if they can fire you or not, why not have someone call anonymously and flat out ask what their policy on bk is?

post #13. almost there

 

[The Rabbi]

were you speaking with a bankruptcy attorney? if so, of course he would tell you to file. thats how he gets paid. imho, you should consult a debt counseling agency which is a non-profit and get their opinion or speak with an attorney that does nothing by debt consolidation and negotiation and get their opinion.

as far as if they can fire you or not, why not have someone call anonymously and flat out ask what their policy on bk is?

post #13. almost there

Welcome to the forum

 

[xrac]

were you speaking with a bankruptcy attorney? if so, of course he would tell you to file. thats how he gets paid. imho, you should consult a debt counseling agency which is a non-profit and get their opinion or speak with an attorney that does nothing by debt consolidation and negotiation and get their opinion.

as far as if they can fire you or not, why not have someone call anonymously and flat out ask what their policy on bk is?

post #13. almost there

Come on Harry! You can do it. But how come your post count says 12?