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Question: Can my current employer require me to sign a certification which prohibits me from holding and using my real estate license or appraiser's license. I was hired in the Real Estate Owned dept of a bank and this was not a requirement as a condition of employment originally but now they want this certification signed, can they terminate my employment if I refuse to sign the certification?
Answer: Issues regarding employment practices are very fact specific. You may want to contact an attorney for guidance on your specific situation. You can visit the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to read about employee rights and the different laws in place to protect employees.
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Can my current employer require me to sign a certification which prohibits me from holding and using my real estate license or appraiser's license. I was hired in the Real Estate Owned dept of a bank and this was not a requirement as a condition of employment originally but now they want this certification signed, can they terminate my employment if I refuse to sign the certification?
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