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etccarmageddon · 26-03-2004, 20:33

I've no problem with it being an 'offence' provided on the application form this is clearly spelt out above the bit where you sign... in the same way as signing a credit agreement. e.g. 'please be aware that false statements about yourself blah blah blah is a civil office and can lead to prosecution under section nn of the such and such act'.

Eduction/Prevention is the best way of dealing with this kind of issue.

26-03-2004, 20:33	#20
etccarmageddon Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Manchester Posts: 5,638	Re: Lying on job applications I've no problem with it being an 'offence' provided on the application form this is clearly spelt out above the bit where you sign... in the same way as signing a credit agreement. e.g. 'please be aware that false statements about yourself blah blah blah is a civil office and can lead to prosecution under section nn of the such and such act'. Eduction/Prevention is the best way of dealing with this kind of issue.