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Do you have a source on that? I'm not a lawyer, but some of that sounds at odds with other case law I've seen. It sounds particularly ludicrous to suggest that
by smanek 16y ago
Do you have a source on that? I'm not a lawyer, but some of that sounds at odds with other case law I've seen.
It sounds particularly ludicrous to suggest that omitting a former employer from a resume is grounds for losing legal standing for some types of claims. For example, I worked at Radio Shack and The Princeton Review in high school, and don't list those on my resume since they aren't particularly relevant to the sort of work I do now.
- d2 16y agoSure: Bryan E. Kuhn, Counselor at Law. P.C, Denver, Colorado. http://employment.findlaw.com/employment/employment-employee-hiring/employment-employee-hiring-resume.html http://employment.findlaw.com/employment/employment-employee...
- wmboy 16y agoYeah but we're talking about purposely providing false information. No one cares that you leave off irrelvant work history.
- salemh 16y agoFinancial firms do. Or defense contractors or others who require a 10 year background check.