if your on a video, doing porn? girl or guy (like Naughty Allie)- thought she said she had a job
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Can you Get Fired
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brodkill
The government did it.
i have no clue how much they make
there are some approved content owners on here that may be able to answer these types of question
PirateKing
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Probably, even though that shit aint none of their business.
FrostyBoy
Banned
I think a lot depends on which state you're in. I've mostly lived in "hire/fire at will" states, so it's all I know.
Yes. There have been women who have been fired for even posing in Playboy, which is G-rated compared to actual porn.
squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
mmm Naughty Allie <3
Born2Jizz
Yes, I bribed and cheated to get this far
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That's bullshit.
What you do outside of work is your own business (so long as it doesn't affect your ability to work/the image of the company you work for). :2 cents:
FrostyBoy
Banned
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That's bullshit.
That's where the slippery slope comes in. Who is to decide what affects the good/bad image of a company?
Born2Jizz
Yes, I bribed and cheated to get this far
You're right. When it reaches that point it becomes more case by case, then general ruling. :glugglug:
lurkingdirk
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Most school boards have an "appropriate behaviour" clause, and playing a part in any porn would get you fired. Same is true of most Universities, Law Firms, and most major companies. If you work for some mom and pop business, you'd likely be fine. Work for any professional outfit, they've probably got a clause somewhere that prevents their employees from doing that.
But go ahead, find out and report back for us.
But go ahead, find out and report back for us.
I can speak from the german perspective. Labour Law is absolutely clear here:
If you are just doing a cheesy amost-nude photoshoot, you can be sure, say 99%, you're fired. The 1% makes up for either jobs in the total country side, like, on a farm, where most of the people do not have actual what we call internet, or the boss is a freak ^^
If you are just doing a cheesy amost-nude photoshoot, you can be sure, say 99%, you're fired. The 1% makes up for either jobs in the total country side, like, on a farm, where most of the people do not have actual what we call internet, or the boss is a freak ^^
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izabelplayer
FreeOnes is pumping through my veins!
teacher fired for pornstar past. http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/missouri-teacher-suspended-being-ex-porn-star-03-09-2011
PirateKing
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I can understand employers not wanting to employ porn stars if they are afraid of the potential sexual harassment that might arise once coworkers get wind of it (kinda). But something's wrong here if former porn stars are treated like ex-cons and can't pursue careers in teaching, law enforcement, or any other government/corporate profession without being scrutinized and judged. Never mind if they're qualified and hard-working or not...
Just another example of the hypocrisy of society. I feel bad for that teacher who was fired, because I'm sure that the school was fine with her before they found out about her porn career. Yes, I can see the students being distracted by that fact but it wouldn't be as big a deal if people weren't so skewed on the concept of 'morality' and continue to regard sexual acts as taboo and sacrilege.
Just another example of the hypocrisy of society. I feel bad for that teacher who was fired, because I'm sure that the school was fine with her before they found out about her porn career. Yes, I can see the students being distracted by that fact but it wouldn't be as big a deal if people weren't so skewed on the concept of 'morality' and continue to regard sexual acts as taboo and sacrilege.
Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
I fully agree with you. :thumbsup:
Especially in "right to work" states, no reason has to be given when dismissing an employee. And if you have something in your past (not just porn) which the company might find embarrassing or problematic, then there's a good chance you might be let go.
But you know what's odd (and disturbing) to me? At a company I worked for several years ago, a Vice President made a series of strategic blunders that cost the company around $110 million over the course of 14 months (the President was a Goober and went along with him). Finally, the Chairman and CEO stepped in and fired him (excuse me, he "resigned to pursue other opportunities, effective immediately"
). Yet this egotistical sack of crap found another job within two months. On another board where I sometimes post, there are a lot of amateur girls. And it's been very common over the years for them to describe how they've lost jobs and friends when word gets out that they've posed nude on the net. One had her ex-husband swoop in, take her to court and try to take her kids. A lot of them don't even have sex on their sites, other than with their husbands or boyfriends. But just like with the teachers you read about, as soon as people find out that they've ever done anything in the adult industry, they're blacklisted in education, law enforcement and a lot of other fields.A girl that posts here says that she wants to go into federal law enforcement once her time on the net is up. Before he retired, my uncle did background checks on fed law enforcement applicants. A background in "pornography" was an automatic red flag. At one time I had a very (very) small interest in a strip club. He said even that would have disqualified me if I'd wanted to get into the FBI or whatever - not that I wanted to. So she might as well give up on that fantasy right now.
But no, I don't think it's right how people in the adult industry are looked at, especially years after their adult career is done.
