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Originally posted by uk contractor View PostLloyds Banking make you pay for your own. Its £50 comes out of your first payment as well.
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File it away ....one more thing to show Hector if he comes hunting. Bet they don’t make perms pay for their own.
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Originally posted by JRCT View PostI've been offered a new contract and have been asked to pay for my own Experian background check. It's 54.99.
I've always worked in Finance and so have always had to go through these checks, but never have I had to pay for them myself.
Is this new or have I just been lucky so far?
you're a contractor, aren't you??
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Lloyds Banking make you pay for your own. Its £50 comes out of your first payment as well.
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Originally posted by JRCT View PostI have paid 10.00 for Disc Scotland once in the past, come to think of it. But never for any others.
"..we have to conduct all the background checks on your limited company and your company has to provide a background check on its personnel (i.e. you)".
Never heard this before.
On the other I'm not sure what it's going to prove. Not sure what your company is gonna do if you've got a really bad credit report though lol. I guess it's just a tick for the agent that they've done their diligence even though the exercise is pointless.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI've had to pay my own Disclosure Scotland check but not a credit check. It was peanuts so just got on with it.
Buy it for that and charge them £100 for a copy.
"..we have to conduct all the background checks on your limited company and your company has to provide a background check on its personnel (i.e. you)".
Never heard this before.
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I've had to pay my own Disclosure Scotland check but not a credit check. It was peanuts so just got on with it.
Buy it for that and charge them £100 for a copy.
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Paying for your own background check
I've been offered a new contract and have been asked to pay for my own Experian background check. It's 54.99.
I've always worked in Finance and so have always had to go through these checks, but never have I had to pay for them myself.
Is this new or have I just been lucky so far?Tags: None
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