Are credit scores used in employment screening?
- Listed: August 10, 2022 2:30 pm
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Are credit scores used in employment screening?
The nationwide credit reporting companies say they do not currently provide credit scores for employment purposes.
When employers review a job applicant’s credit background, which requires an individual’s written consent, they look at credit reports including the credit accounts and other information in your credit file.
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