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There used to be another country which made resumes into a legal document: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbeitsbuch#/media/Datei%3AArbeitsbuch_Deutsches_Reic

• emteycz 5y ago
  Well and all the communist states too. Your personal ID was a small booklet that contained all your employment info. Police frequently checked it and told your workplace if you did anything out of the ordinary.
• skywal_l 5y ago
  The fact that someone can ask you for your salary before renting you an apartment is not equivalent to what you point to. I would prefer this system to the Equifax's panopticon to be honest. The best system would be to have a third party insure your rent. So you would only communicate these kind of information to the third party of your choice with which you would have a legal contract including a privacy clause.
  • gryn 5y ago
    in France you're asked for your last pay slip(s) and last year's tax statement. the tax statement has a code that you can input to verify the authenticity of the document. https://www.economie.gouv.fr/particuliers/authenticite-avis-impot-svair https://www.economie.gouv.fr/particuliers/authenticite-avis-...
  • raxxorrax 5y ago
    That would make renting even more expensive and it is almost always a bad deal for anyone under a certain income. You have to legislate that away or legislate heavy property tax for real estate that is not used for personal living. Which might be sensible and necessary anyway if you look at price developments.