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Can you omit a past employer off your application?

Updated: 8/20/2019
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Whilst this is possible, the previous and following employment dates would also have to be falsified and someone might pick up on this when checking references. Lying on your job application usually leads to immediate dismissal and this would seriously affect future job prospects so I would think about this course of action very carefully. if there is a problem with the employer you want to omit, could it be solved in another way? Honesty is usually the best policy.

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