No hire status?

Libby

Libby

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Original Poster
I worked for Disney in the entertainment department for just over 2 years, in May of 2014 I requested to go seasonal so that I could go on tour with a drum corps for 3 months over the summer. While I was on tour, it came time to update my seasonal availability. Because I was living out of a bus, with very little free time to figure things out, all I had for internet access was my phone. Unfortunately, I was unable to log on to the Hub to update my availability (It told me I didn't have access). I tried to have my parents back home change it from a desktop computer, but it locked them out because I had already been trying to get onto the Hub. The only other option the Hub gave me in trouble shooting this was to go in to a Disney location and change my availability from an onsite computer. Unfortunately that was not an option because I was in a different state. Thus, I was unable to update my availability and got a letter saying I was being terminated. Recently, I tried applying for an internship with the living seas and I got an email back saying that I was on a no hire list. Is there any way to appeal the no hire status? What is the process like?
 
englanddg

englanddg

One Little Spark...
Libby said:
I worked for Disney in the entertainment department for just over 2 years, in May of 2014 I requested to go seasonal so that I could go on tour with a drum corps for 3 months over the summer. While I was on tour, it came time to update my seasonal availability. Because I was living out of a bus, with very little free time to figure things out, all I had for internet access was my phone. Unfortunately, I was unable to log on to the Hub to update my availability (It told me I didn't have access). I tried to have my parents back home change it from a desktop computer, but it locked them out because I had already been trying to get onto the Hub. The only other option the Hub gave me in trouble shooting this was to go in to a Disney location and change my availability from an onsite computer. Unfortunately that was not an option because I was in a different state. Thus, I was unable to update my availability and got a letter saying I was being terminated. Recently, I tried applying for an internship with the living seas and I got an email back saying that I was on a no hire list. Is there any way to appeal the no hire status? What is the process like?
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This is a question best directed to Disney. Call your previous supervisor, or the HR dept, and see if you can get it sorted out from there. Good luck.
 
PhotoDave219

PhotoDave219

Well-Known Member
Libby said:
I worked for Disney in the entertainment department for just over 2 years, in May of 2014 I requested to go seasonal so that I could go on tour with a drum corps for 3 months over the summer. While I was on tour, it came time to update my seasonal availability. Because I was living out of a bus, with very little free time to figure things out, all I had for internet access was my phone. Unfortunately, I was unable to log on to the Hub to update my availability (It told me I didn't have access). I tried to have my parents back home change it from a desktop computer, but it locked them out because I had already been trying to get onto the Hub. The only other option the Hub gave me in trouble shooting this was to go in to a Disney location and change my availability from an onsite computer. Unfortunately that was not an option because I was in a different state. Thus, I was unable to update my availability and got a letter saying I was being terminated. Recently, I tried applying for an internship with the living seas and I got an email back saying that I was on a no hire list. Is there any way to appeal the no hire status? What is the process like?
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Yes, you can appeal a no-rehire decision. You will need to contact the VP of human resources.

Don't expect it to be overturned. Once you're on that list? You're on that list.
 
mkt

mkt

When a paradise is lost go straight to Disney™
Premium Member
You have to apply for a job at WDW in order to appeal
 
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progroupie

Member
Did they use the words "no hire" or "restricted"?
I've applied to have a restricted status lifted (problem is I don't know why I have it) and while it hasn't been lifted yet they did give me an application to appeal it so to speak which basically required me to show stable employment history and answer a question about the circumstances of my termination. Problem being I was never terminated, I completed a college program so I was at a loss for what they wanted to hear.
 
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Juan Ramírez

New Member
unkadug said:
Why?
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I have a situación in oct 2015 at Disney springs parking lot hit another car from behind immediately me and the driver talk and see if we were ok and se the damages we trying to fix that's when my roommate who was in the pasangers seat with me get out of the car and at the same time 3 guys from the car who hit get out of his car and start arguing so the 3 guys start beating my roommate that's when I grab him put him in the car and I was so scared that I left the scene so I was charge of hit and run.
 
unkadug

unkadug

Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Juan Ramírez said:
I have a situación in oct 2015 at Disney springs parking lot hit another car from behind immediately me and the driver talk and see if we were ok and se the damages we trying to fix that's when my roommate who was in the pasangers seat with me get out of the car and at the same time 3 guys from the car who hit get out of his car and start arguing so the 3 guys start beating my roommate that's when I grab him put him in the car and I was so scared that I left the scene so I was charge of hit and run.
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Where you a CM?
 

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