In the same vein, you can revoke an offer letter – which is really just a promise of employment – for any reason or for no reason, as long as it is not discriminatory. What the Courts Say ...

Most state laws deem employment offers "at-will," meaning an employer has the right to cancel the offer if the reasons for doing so do not constitute discrimination or violation of public policies.

Question: I have a question about employment offer letters. Is it legally possible for an organisation to extend an offer letter to a candidate but withdraw it later for whatever reason? Is the ...

Read the full text of the letter that Coinbase reportedly sent to those who had their job offers withdrawn (bold text reflects the emphasis in the original email). From: Coinbase People Update ...

Question: A Dubai-based company has extended an offer letter to me. I plan to accept it and resign from my current job. However, I have a question. What happens if my new employer withdraws the ...

There have been many cases of an employee receiving an employment offer which is then withdrawn. It is a difficult situation for an employee who left a good position for, effectively, nothing ...

Indeed the ERA 1996 defines what those main areas are. A contract can be defined as “offer, acceptance, and consideration.” Thus something in the job advert such as a company car or shares; something ...