can a referee be verified by a prospective employer ?
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All the employer needs to do is call the reference to verify the validity of said reference.\n\nI am a manager, and I have fired two employees AFTER THEY WERE HIRED, because I found out they lied on their applications. One lied about her references (it took me a while, but I did find out they were all fabricated), and one lied about his education (I did not receive transcripts like he promised).\n\nDo not lie, because you will get caught (sooner or later) !!!
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Mainly, it depends on the type of company you are applying to work for.\nIf it is any government or city agency, or a bank then yes.\nAlso, if it is for a hospital, airline, or something similar to that then, you can count on them verifying it.\nIf it is mcdonalds or walmart, most likely, they will not check it out. LOL\n\ngood luck!
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Yes, I am sure you are trying to find that out, but in order to get an answer on Yahoo Answers, you have to ask a question. Plus, I am pretty sure that if your team is registered with the MABL then you would know where you were registered.
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I don't think you aould want to unless you could verify the credentials of the person giving the answer. Remember for any paper you want the best information you can get from a reliable source.
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SHOULD GET AN ANSWER AT ANY LABOR BUREAU STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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Verification expected by 12/25.
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They must either be a division 1 or division 2 referee, depending on which is higher. They must also have the credentials to participate.
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Seek advice from a licensed professional financial adviser who is employed by a registerd firm.
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This has happened several times throughout the history in football. These days - in additon to a referee and two referee's assistants - there is a "4 official" and a replacement. In such circumstances, the 4th official will replace the referee,with the standby replacement taking over the duties of the 4th official.\nIn the olden days, a linesman would take over the duties of the referee, and there has been cases, where they have had to request spectators who are qualified referees to make themselves known and be a linesman.
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contact your employer or reword your question please.
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You can contact the place where you apply for your marraige licence (clerk of courts or county clerk, usually) to give you a list of Officiants.
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Your prospective employer will probably already have somebody in mind to examine you who knows what standards your new company has etc and that your new company can trust to be completely honest with them. Otherwise you could be typing your own, for all anybody knows. See what I mean?
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Depends on what state you're in ... some states have employment laws that state your "new" employer cannot ask certain questions while doing reference checks. It also states that your old employer cannont answer certain questions. If they have "bad-mouthed" and cost you money (a paycheck) you have legal grounds to file libel charges. Call your D.A. office and ask about it.  You probably have a case.
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http://yourfavorite.com/checkwriter/verify.htm
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You are certifying the correctness of the document
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Unfortunately, the OHL did not release an offical list this year.  However, to check to see if they update anything during the year you can go to http://www.hockeyrefs.com/ and they will have anything about referees there.
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I read in an article that there is a data base that employers can use.  It is not set up to handle the volume of requests and verifications necessary, however.  It has been essentially used on a trial basis.  The Immigration Department maintains it and processes requests.