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But only before they have placed you. If you are already in a position with them, they can meet the requirement to verify your skills by asking your current manager.
tim
Yup,
but i'm thinking along the lines of they never bother to do it and have been asked to pony up the results of thier initial verification and are now bricking it and trying to get themselves out of a sticky situation
Did you opt in or opt out? If you opted in a belive they have a duty to check your references. It should only be 2 thos.
I suggest telling them to feck orf
But only before they have placed you. If you are already in a position with them, they can meet the requirement to verify your skills by asking your current manager.
Say OK I'll get back to you on that one, repeat the response each time and they'll get fed up and trawl elsewhere. I've never heard of 4 refs needed, they must be really struggling.
Been on a contract for 6 months now, agency has called me requesting references from my last 4 employers stating that i am obliged to give them.
Thoughts?
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