[thelist] site check - www.brendonbarton.co.uk/kfx/

[martin.p.burns at uk.pwcglobal.com]

Memo from Martin P Burns of PricewaterhouseCoopers

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Same in the UK, but many people volunteer it on the CV (not the
same as an application form).

If you're using it as a sales tool (ie to convince an overseas employer
that it's going to be relatively easy to relocate you), then fine, use it,
but they can't force it out of you if you don't want to give it.

Cheers
Martin


Subject:    Re: Re[2]: [thelist] site check - www.brendonbarton.co.uk/kfx/


> I don't know about legal, but whenever I've filled out a CV, which
> isn't very often at school/college, its been on there so....

Woo creepy! In the US, it's illegal to ask a potential hire about their
marital status, their age, or if/how many children.



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