Re: Deceptive Hiring Practrices

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I'm not sure about this one. I
think you could get them in the
truth in adverising laws. Other then
that, i can't think of any thing. No
contract? SOL.

On 4/12/06, Val wrote:
> I was enticed to this company 8
months ago with hugely
> overstated income expectations.
The manager used as an
> example, the top salesperson who
made $6000 the lst 2
> months of the year, but neglected
to share, and none of
> were distrustful to ask if the
figues would be the same for
> the rest of the year. We all were
led on with no
> exceptions. The actual income is
somewhere beween $1200
> and $3000 a month for the
majority of the year. Mgr. has
> done that with all 9 employees,
and several are
> experiencing dire financial
hardships as a result of
> accepting this postion. I
personally left a secure
> position because they assured me
I'd make much more than I
> was making. They stated they had
plenty of business to
> support our effots. Is there any
recourse, so they can be
> made to stop exaggerating the
earnings potential and luring
> people away from viable postions?
I am planning on
> leaving, as am most of the staff,
but we are angry to have
> been misled and want to put a stop
to this, so any future
> employee doesn't fall into this
trap. We are basically
> building their business and
practically working for nothing.