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Free Employment Application Form

Your Free Employment Application Form is an ideal way to gather and store standardized information about employees.

free employment application form



Even if applicants were to submit a CV, the application form gathers additional information, grants permission to verify details and declares the information true and accurate.

A standard application form completed by all applicants makes it easier to do comparisons and to identify candidates who qualify for an interview.

Free Employment Application Form

Additional Guidelines

Labor Law varies in different states and countries and as such you must ensure that none of the questions posed in the free employment application form contravene any labor laws in your area.

Examples:

* You may not be allowed to include sections such as age, nationality or marital status unless they are pertinent to the nature of the position. You can ask:

    Are you over the age of 18

    Are you legally permitted to work in this country

    Are you available to work overtime, travel or relocate

* The free job application form makes provision for a short medical history of any operations or serious illness that the applicant may have had. This may be necessary should a worker be required to do hard physical labor and a recent back operation could place such a person at risk of injury.

Equally, a medical examination or medical certificate may be required in cases where fitness, eyesight or hearing is crucial to the job specified. As long as all candidates for the same position are required to undergo a medical examination and no one candidate is singled out, you will not be guilty of discrimination.

* You may not be allowed to enquire as to criminal convictions. However, for a position in a bank or casino it is reasonable to enquire if the applicant has ever been convicted of embezzlement or theft.

* You may ask if the applicant is currently using illegal drugs.

* The laws on polygraph testing vary greatly in different states, countries and even industries. You should consult with legal counsel to verify what is permissible in your area.

* You may not be allowed to ask whether the applicant has filed for bankruptcy and you may need written consent for credit reports and employee background checks.

* A seemingly mundane question such as hobbies or outside interests may be seen as a violation of privacy. You can ask whether the candidate belongs to job related societies or forums which can enhance the application. Membership or non-membership of a trade union should not influence the application.

Although you will discuss qualifications and experience during the job interview, it is of great value to have the applicant stipulate these in writing in the Free Employment Application Form so as to avoid any arguments about misrepresentation in future.

It need not be a legal minefield for employers as to what they are allowed to ask and what not. If you keep questions related to the job description and treat all applicants on an equal basis there should be no cause for dispute.

Refer to our Employment Main Page for a detailed look at the employment process and a variety of additional free employment forms.



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The free employment application form is designed as an aid to assist employers with effective screening. You should compile your specific form based on your job descriptions.

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