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How to deal with past supervisors during a job search?

I resigned under bad terms with a past supervisor when I did not receive a promised promotion and raise. To make matters worse, 2 fellow employees followed me to my new employer. Now, years later, applications are asking me for the names and numbers of past supervisors. The positions I am applying for are professional level positions. I feel that it is wrong for future employers to speak to anyone but HR. Thoughts on how to handle this situation? Are there any laws dealing with this? Thanks.

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2 Responses to “How to deal with past supervisors during a job search?”

  1. Jan Luv says:

    It’s in your far past
    simply tell them to best of your recall their names

  2. lcr000 says:

    in the US there is no law that says a previous employer can not give truthful references good or bad