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To: Dan Evans

Same in CA. How deep would you like me to dig into your life if you were seeking employment?

You folks wanting an easier method sound like those folks that advocate a national ID card.


192 posted on 11/30/2005 6:16:37 PM PST by rey
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To: rey
Same in CA. How deep would you like me to dig into your life if you were seeking employment?

That depends on the job, and its responsibilities and opportunities for mischief. I certainly wouldn't want someone convicted of forgery working in accounting. Or a college professor claiming to be an Indian getting preference for a job when they weren't. How about someone working at a nuclear power plant?

You folks wanting an easier method sound like those folks that advocate a national ID card.

So you don't have a national ID card already?

196 posted on 11/30/2005 6:33:38 PM PST by rolling_stone (Question Authority!)
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To: rey
Same in CA. How deep would you like me to dig into your life if you were seeking employment?

At least deep enough to find out if I committed a crime. Like, for example, entering the country illegally.

I don't believe that CA does not allow a business to check the facts on a resume or employment application. You people are making this stuff up.

200 posted on 12/01/2005 12:36:40 AM PST by Dan Evans
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