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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:12 Post subject: European Background Checks |
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In the states we can order background checks on people using certain companies. The reports include criminal history, past bankruptcies, past employers etc... It's pretty standard procedure for large companies to take these out on every new hire. I was just wondering if there is a European equivalent that anyone could recommend?
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:21 Post subject: |
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according to google yes there is
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:25 Post subject: |
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:39 Post subject: |
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in germany the person who wants to get hired by a company has to provide something similar to the employer. It s called "polizeiliches Führungszeugnis", which is basically a criminal record or the lack thereof, if you re clean. Dunno about other european countries, but i guess they ll have something similar to that as well.
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:45 Post subject: |
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in france, if you want to work at the gov, or in a company linked in any way to the gov, ever a subcontract, you have to provide police record
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 21:57 Post subject: |
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hahahahahaha, i thought that it wouldnt xD
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 22:06 Post subject: |
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Did not need to provide it 
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 22:22 Post subject: |
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dk about that much background checking. I know that here it's standard to check ones criminal record ('certificate of good conduct' would be the literal translation), but other than that you have CV...
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Posted: Sat, 8th Oct 2011 22:23 Post subject: |
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Interesting. So in Europe YOU provide your employer with the police record at hiring time?
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 03:54 Post subject: |
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I can't see how anyone could get 'past employers' info for anyone in the UK, unless the person applying for the job gave that information.
Do you have a system in the US, where after a certain amount of time, criminal records become spent and will no longer show up on a criminal records check?
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Most jobs in Denmark require you bring a clean arrest record which you get at the local police station. Also for jobs involving kids and teenagers there's an equivalent. Sort of a childrens certificate. Dont really know why we need them both.
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 04:28 Post subject: |
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In our perfect totalitalian society there's not even need to provide info/criminal records, somehow everybody already knows everything there is to know. 
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 04:37 Post subject: |
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Italian employer: "If we'd care for criminals, we wouldn't have one as our president."
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 04:42 Post subject: |
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Exactly 
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 05:00 Post subject: |
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Quote: | Do you have a system in the US, where after a certain amount of time, criminal records become spent and will no longer show up on a criminal records check? | I believe everything aside from a felony gets dropped from your record after a year or so. And felonies can also be dropped after a certain time period if that's part of a plea deal.
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 08:46 Post subject: |
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tainted4ever wrote: | Interesting. So in Europe YOU provide your employer with the police record at hiring time?
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Well yeah, it's required :\
The info about your taxes and so are available only to the government, so if you want government job they'll have access to it anyways xD
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 10:21 Post subject: Re: European Background Checks |
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tainted4ever wrote: | In the states we can order background checks on people using certain companies. The reports include criminal history, past bankruptcies, past employers etc... It's pretty standard procedure for large companies to take these out on every new hire. I was just wondering if there is a European equivalent that anyone could recommend?
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Europe isn't a country. Each country has it's own rules, services and regulations.
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 15:24 Post subject: |
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zipfero wrote: | Most jobs in Denmark require you bring a clean arrest record which you get at the local police station. Also for jobs involving kids and teenagers there's an equivalent. Sort of a childrens certificate. Dont really know why we need them both. |
Normal criminal records expire after some years(unless you try to get a job with the police), the child-record will never expire... ever! And you don´t get the child-record yourself, the gov gets it, so you cant tamper with that I guess(not that you can tamper with the normal one anyway).
Oh and for the record, its not most jobs i DK that require a normal criminal-record, just the low-income jobs. But it is up to the employer to decide if its needed or not... I always required it though.
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Posted: Sun, 9th Oct 2011 16:20 Post subject: |
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The one in the UK is called a CRB check
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Fucking criminal records getting in my way for a respectable life. I was just trying to wipe the mayo I got on her chest off.
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Posted: Mon, 10th Oct 2011 09:43 Post subject: |
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In Bulgaria and private sector, you don't need to give anything other than CV and maybe degree of education.
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