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Postbankruptcy Discrimination: What Is and Isn't Allowed
There are laws that will protect you from most types of postbankruptcy discrimination by the government and by private employers.
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Laws Protecting Employees from Bankruptcy Discrimination
The federal Bankruptcy Code protects bankruptcy filers from discrimination by the government and by private employers. Here are the rules: Public Employees If you work for the federal, state, or local government, you cannot be denied a job or fired because of your bankruptcy filing. If a government employer
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Will I Lose My Job If I File for Bankruptcy?
Many people who are considering bankruptcy worry about the effect it might have on their jobs. These worries are unfounded, however. Whether you work for the government or a private employer, you may not be fired, disciplined, or otherwise discriminated against on the job simply because you have filed for bankruptcy.
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Clean up your credit, create a budget, and avoid overspending with this bestseller. You'll get sample credit reports, text of credit reporting laws, and more.
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Solve Your Money Troubles: Debt, Credit & Bankruptcy
Get out of debt and solve your money troubles with this complete guide to repairing your credit and regaining financial freedom.