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Can a conviction 16yrs ago of conditional discharge go against you as a health care assistant?
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You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
You must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoYou must answer all the questions on the application truthfully. If the application asks about any convictions you must answer and then see how it affects your proposed employment.
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