I seeing software  company employees were one identity card and shown some places(near door).What is it's use.
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If the card, held up to a particular device, opens a door, it's probably an RFID badge (Radio Frequency Identification).  It's a contactless identifier, which means you don't have to physically touch the reader, so you can leave the badge on your sleeve, in your purse, or wherever, and still operate the door.  They're pretty common, and a web search for "RFID" will yield a ton of information on the subject.
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You can contact the business directly to find out the EIN (Employer Identification Number) but if you worked for a one-person business (example, Plumbing Contractor) they may use their SSN instead of an EIN.  The employer needs to know so they can correct their records, and if they are committing fraud it should be brought to the attention of the unemployment office.
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Ive just seen biometrics implemented at some colleges in security applications. The students open a sort of bank account and the make purchase on campus, but instead of using a debit card the just scan their thumb print. Pretty cool stuff. I also saw that (again I can't remember the facility or company implementing the technology) a company is injecting employees (with employee consent ofcourse) with a chip that will work like a key to allow access to certain areas of there facility. Works just like a key card, just wave your arm infront of a sensor and the door is unlocked if you possess authorization. \nhttp://wirednews.com/news/school/0,1383,53912,00.html\nhttp://www.gahooyoogle.com/search.php?st=Web&q=biometrics+implementation\nIBM is also using biometrics for security on there systems: \nhttp://www.pc.ibm.com/us/thinkpad/short_desc.html#fingerprint
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Yeah, they'll want to verify your ID and legality prior to hire. Why are you so concerned about it?
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I would think it would depend on whether it was "you as employee" or "you as yourself".  Ethically, any personal notes should be deleted or forwarded.  Obviously, it is technically possible.  I imagine you would be on shaky legal ground regarding use of employer's resources for your personal business.  That's just me.  I am not a lawyer.
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What about applying using the Federal ID number of your business.  They need some way of identifying who you are and your payment history.
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In most European countries you have to get a Natinal ID card.  It is one way to ensure that you are who you say you are, it has your picture and information about where you live and what you do, like a passport but is is issued by your town.
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What you earn on your paycheck should be private.  It should not be shared with anyone else and it should be treated with the same privacy as your banking and credit information. It is private personal information that should be secured so noone else should have access to it but you.  In addition, payroll information also consists of personal identifying info like  Social and birthdate, etc... Information like that - if not secured, could be used for identity theft purposes if it lands in the wrong hands.\n\nRAF- Certified Payroll Professional
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You have click the option for remembering your id and password.
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ID cards ar usually the size of buisness cards, so you can probably buy some anywhere. Places like Office Max or Office depot would probably help because they specialize in buisness items. I dont know about a machine, but again check those places online first.
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Employers can find the same as credit card companies can in a consumer report. They can find all your old addresses, other names you have used, former employers, and what standing your credit is in.
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OMG! I heard on the news that your identity can be used and there is somekind of shadow record for the person using your identity. Apparently it's nearly impossible for a consumer to find out who and how their identity has been used. Only credit companies, I think, and the gov. have access to ALL the files associated with a certain social security number. I think that they said that it would be an invasion of privacy for you to see the other person's records EVEN if it is on your social security number. CRAZY Huh?! it's true too! (*_*)
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No there aren't any listing of how many different IDs each person has. People usually creat different nicks to track different sets of friends or to pretend to be different people each time.
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your name up and running...had to be a place where proper identification was needed...or a porn site you wanted to look at that uses credit cards for id perposes and then to bill you after the free trial is over if you dont cancel before then.....
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A social security number is an identification that marks you as part of social security...aka welfare.\nThis is NOT intended to be a national identification...even though it has become such.  So much is dependent on your SSN (social security number), that without it, you may as well not exist in the USA.\nThat is changing, though.  Companies are not allowed to ask for you SSN without approval by the US Government.  Credit Cards CANNOT require it for your use.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Turbo Tax, you will need your employer`s ID number
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maybe you should start looking at your ID/IC card