"Intel is definitely concerned that it's breaking a contractual obligation, and whether people will argue that it misrepresented the facts to candidates with respect to the opportunities available there," says Rosales. "These people relied upon those facts to their detriment, and now they're unemployed in a less-friendly working environment".
Anzhi, managed by the Dutchman's compatriot Guus Hiddink, are understood to have been in talks with Inter after the playmaker's relationship with the club broke down due to a contractual wrangle.
"We cannot stop everything overnight and break our contractual obligations to build what was already agreed" to before the crisis, he said.
When Penguin found out, it went "ballistic," Ms. Davenport wrote on her blog, accusing her of breaking her contractual promise to avoid competing with it.
The underlying issue -- then, and in every subsequent dispute -- was management's desire to break the contractual stranglehold inherited from regulation.
Cosby has also alleged that American Media, parent company of the National Enquirer, broke its contractual obligations by publishing stories about the dozens of allegations against him.
The Guild, which represents singers, chorus members, dancers, stage managers and directors, said City Opera was using the move to break its contractual obligations and had refused to negotiate or provide any information about it.
ATA says in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court that FedEx broke contractual promises with the airline when it ousted ATA in January.
Four women filed the lawsuit in September 2001, contending that Wal-Mart managers had often made employees work off the clock and denied them meal breaks and rest breaks that were promised in the employee handbook — promises that the judge said constituted a contractual obligation.
