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Monthly Archives: August 2018
In the gutter, with no view of the stars
In what bizarre social imaginings, would it be acceptable for somebody to make a wildly libellous accusation, and then demand that the accused provide them with sensitive private documents in order to enable them to attempt to prove the accusation? … Continue reading
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Tagged GDPR, gender pay gap, job hunting, pre-employment screening, reference checking
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Want to hire talented individuals? Then stop treating them like criminals.
I’ve just registered a formal complaint with my agency about the intrusive nature of the background checks for a contract position at a major investment bank. Having had two years out of work, I have been asked to provide personal … Continue reading
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