If you get put in the no rehire list at your job is it permanent?

[Anonymous]

So a bunch of coworkers complained about me to hr and since I’m such a great employee they couldn’t find a reason to fire me. But I guess I got put in the no rehire list because of all the complaints. Is it permanent?

[Agape93]

Yeap. We have what we call a DNR list, or Do Not Return. It means you've been fired and can't be rehired

[Asker]

With no investigation? I only know this because of all the gossip I hear at work. No one reach out to me to get my side of the story. How fair is that?

[Agape93]

We do investigate.

Life ain't fair, move on.

[In_Trance]

It's permanent until all the shit bags that are currently running the company leave which is going to be never

[BetaBucks]

Depends on the laws of the jurisdiction and your company's policy. Tons of possibilities here.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Yep, that’s permanent

[AI Opinion]

Being placed on a "no rehire" list varies by organization and their policies. For some companies, it might be permanent, while others may allow for reconsideration after some time. It's often influenced by the nature of the complaints or the reasons behind the decision. To fully understand your situation, consider reaching out to your former HR department for clarity and to discuss if there's any possibility for status change in the future. It might also be helpful to reflect on the feedback received and seek opportunities for personal and professional development.

[Anonymous]

Probably not.