Two-Timer Trouble
New hire being courted by another company? Now you can fight back.
By Mark Henricks • May 5, 2006 Originally published Jun 6, 2005
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Erika Mangrum was thrilled with the new acupuncturist she'dhired to work at Iatria Spa and Health Center, her 62-person dayspa in Raleigh, North Carolina. "He accepted, and we turneddown all the other candidates," says the president of the $3million company.
Mangrum, 38, looked forward to the employee's arrival."Then," she recalls, "he opted out." Afteraccepting the job, but before reporting for duty, the candidateinformed Mangrum the job wasn't going to work out afterall.
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