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02/06/2012
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Position(s) applied for or type of work desired |
Are you capable of performing the essential functions of the position for which you are applying, with or without reasonable accommodation?
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If no, please explain:
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| Referral Source (How did you hear about us?) |
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| List relatives currently employed by HR Concepts |
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| Type of employment desired |
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Part-Time
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| Date you will be available to start work |
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| Desired Salary Range |
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| Do you have any objection to working overtime if necessary? |
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| Have you ever been previously employed by our organization? |
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| If yes, what position did you hold and for what time period? |
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| Are you legally authorized to work in the United States? |
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| If yes, are you only authorized to work for your current employer, or all employers? |
Current
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| If you are under 18, can you furnish a work permit if it is required? |
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| Before answering the following question, please see the information below if you are applying for a position in California, Colorado, Conneticut, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, New York or Virginia. |
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Have you ever been convicted, plead guilty, or plead no contest to a crime?
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If yes, please explain:
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Colorado, Maryland, and Virginia: applicants need not provide information regarding sealed, erased, expunged, or impounded records.
California: applicants: in accordance with California Labor Code Sections 423.7 and 423.8, please do not disclose information regarding any misdemeanor convictions from marijuana-related offenses that are more than two years old or any other information regarding any pre trial or post-trial diversion programs in which you have participated.
Connecticut: applicants need not disclose the existence of any arrest, criminal charge or conviction if such records have been erased pursuant to § 46b-146, § 54-142a or § 54-760 of the Connecticut General Statues; criminal records subject to erasure under the above-referenced sections are records pertaining to a finding of delinquency or that a child was a member of a family with service needs, and adjunction as a youthful offender, a criminal charge that had been dismissed or nolled, a criminal charge for which the person has been found guilty or a conviction for which the person received an absolute pardon; and any person whose criminal records have been erased pursuant to the above-references sections shall be deemed to never have been arrested within the meaning of the Connecticut General Statues with respect to the proceedings which have been erased, and may swear to this under oath.
Georgia: applicants should not disclose any information pertaining to convictions protected under the first Offenders Act.
Louisiana: applicants should only provide information in connection with felonies.
New York: applicants should not provide information pertaining to: (i) convictions that have been sealed pursuant to Section 160.55 of the Criminal Procedure Law; or (ii) youthful offender adjudications.
Your answers to these questions will not necessarily be a bar to employment. This information will be used only for job-related purposes, and only to the extent permitted by law.
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| Driver's license number (if driving is an essential job duty) |
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Employment History |
| Please provide all employment information for your past three employers, starting with the most recent. |
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Other Skills and Qualifications |
| Summarize any job-related training, skills, licenses, certificates, and/or other qualifications |
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Educational history
List school name and location, years completed, course of study, and any degrees earned |
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