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When evaluating job applicants, do you do a Google or Facebook search on them?
07/29/2011
HR Weekly
poll participants are split on whether it’s appropriate to conduct online searches to learn more about job applicants. While 37% say legal worries prevent them from doing so, 40% say they look up applicants at least occasionally.
Learn about online applicant screening pitfalls to avoid.
37%
Never! I worry too much about legal liability.
23%
Sure! It’s public information.
23%
Job appicants? What job applicants? We’re not hiring.
17%
Sometimes, but that’s between me and my keyboard.
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