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When can a prospective employer ask for references
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I am just filling out several applications and on one it says, may we contact previous employers for a reference.
Are they allowed to contact people before you have even been invited for an interview or only once a job has been offered. Thanks
Are they allowed to contact people before you have even been invited for an interview or only once a job has been offered. Thanks
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It depends - some contact them before interview and some only if they intend to offer you a job.
Most do understand trhat you may not have told your present employer about your search for another job!
As an example, my employers have this on their application forms: May we refer to your present employer prior to interview? Yes / No. If No, state reason and when I applied for my current job, I put no because I would rather they didn't know I had applied for another job unless my prospective new employers were going to offer it to me!
Most do understand trhat you may not have told your present employer about your search for another job!
As an example, my employers have this on their application forms: May we refer to your present employer prior to interview? Yes / No. If No, state reason and when I applied for my current job, I put no because I would rather they didn't know I had applied for another job unless my prospective new employers were going to offer it to me!
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