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jenymarlow | 15:14 Sun 01st Nov 2009 | Personal Finance
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I would like to know if a previous employer can disclose details of a disaplinary action to a new employer if they request a reference fromthem.
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Yes, the employer can say anything as long as it is truthful.
"References must be accurate and shouldn't mislead the employer asking for them. This means that if, for example, you were disciplined when you worked for the employer who's giving you a reference, this may form part of the reference."

http://www.direct.gov...nganewjob/DG_10026703
Yes I'm pretty sure that they can. Have you been a naughty girl. ?
If the new employer phones (usual communication) all will be revealed. Derogatory references are never written as are litigious.

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