In today's competitive job market former job references
can make or break your career. One of the most
common reasons job seekers are rejected for positions
today is due to bad job references from their
former employer.
Checking references will
help you find out exactly what your former boss is
saying about YOU. Allison & Taylor reference checking service
will check your references and give the results back
to YOU.
Checking references before
applying for a new job is very important in
today's job market. Many factors may hinder
your career goals, age discrimination, bad
mouthing, sexual harassment, and wrongful termination. Overall, negative remarks will
most likely damage your credibility with
potential employers. One of the
most common reasons highly qualified job applicants
are turned down for a new positions are
because he or she received a
bad job reference from their former employer(s). Checking
references can give you the knowledge you need to
advance your career.
For more information about
checking references, check out our frequently
asked questions below.
1. If my job references
are bad, what can I do?
2. Is legal
action possible and will you testify in court
regarding the references you obtain as you
check my references?
3. I am looking
into filing a defamation or wrongful termination
suit against my former employer. I don't know what
to do. How do I go about it?
4. Will my job references
know that I am
having you
check my
references?
5. What if my former
employer requires a release form?
6. What if I am still
working and wish to check my references from my
current employer?
7. What exactly will Allison & Taylor provide
while checking references for me?
8. Isn't it illegal
to ask about things other than title and dates of
employment as
you check my
references?
9. Can I have
additional or specific questions asked of my
job references?
10. Who should I list
as a job reference?
11. What if my
employer does not return your
calls?
12. What
is the exact process used to check my
references?
13. What if my former
employer does not return your
calls?
14. What if my
job reference no longer works for my previous
company?
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