The Apprentice (UK) 2008
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pirtybirdy
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Falsification provides grounds for termination of an employment contract. In some fields, e.g. medical qualifications, this is very serious and has led to imprisonment.pirtybirdy wrote:Is it illegal in England? It's only illegal in about 10 states in the US.
Whilst below is from an Australian site, I believe the same applies in the UK
https://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.as ... 188&page=0
"Resume fraud is a vexed issue for a number of reasons. It’s first and foremost a legal issue as to obtain a job and thereby monies using false or fraudulent information, is a crime and one can be charged under any number of Acts including the Crimes Act."
Wow, that's very interesting - I never knew it was illegal. But you're right, I certainly wouldn't, for example, want to put my life in the hands of a health care professional who had overstated and/or fabricated their qualifications.
It was remarkable how Sir Alan & Company brushed Lee's CV blunder aside by saying that "we've all done it."
It was remarkable how Sir Alan & Company brushed Lee's CV blunder aside by saying that "we've all done it."