Most HR professionals recommend that you keep non-hire applications for at least three years, and those of of hired employees for three years after termination.
Retention of applications helps protect the business and its management. Having records of job applicants, including qualifications and experiences, is useful should your organization face charges of employment discrimination, especially relating to affirmative action.
Usually they are kept three months in case the person hired leaves or is found unsuitable. however the emplyer may opt to discard them at any time.
Employers take the time to look very carefully at each job applicant.
they hired me!!
Yes.
You can request to start as a substitute teacher.
address the issue to the employer after being hired
Yes
Monster Canada is a huge database for employers and potential employees. It allows you to post jobs, browse jobs, post resumes, and look for work. You can simply go to their site and browse the jobs that interest you. You can then simply apply and hope you are hired. Good luck!
yes they do and more than likely this applicant will get the job rather then the one who doesnt qualify.
Employers paid children less than they paid adults
The job applicant not hired for a vacant position was not capable of doing the required work.
Employment applications fall under Federal guidelines that state employers must keep them for at least one year if there are 15 or more employees at a business. If a person is hired this becomes part of the permanent record of the employee. In California, it is the same as the Federal guidelines of one year.
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