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Summary of differences between federal and state regulations
In Illinois, an employer/former employer or agent of an employer/former employer may disclose to a prospective employer upon request, written or oral information about employee/former employee job performance, unless he/she is not acting in good faith. An employer/former employer may be liable for disclosures not made in good faith. Lack of good faith may be shown if the employer/former employer disclosed information that:
- Was knowingly false, or
- Violated an employee/former employee civil right.
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