Understanding Job Ads and Applications Course: References and background checks
Temaquiz utan tidsgräns: 16 frågor om References and background checks, med en förklaring efter varje svar. Frågor och svar blandas varje gång.
Temaquiz 5: References and background checks
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Svar: A. Someone who can describe you as a worker
A reference is a person the employer can contact to learn about you as a worker or volunteer.
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Svar: B. 2 or 3
Job Bank suggests having 2 or 3 people ready, ideally in Canada, whom employers can contact.
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Svar: B. On a separate sheet, given only when asked
Job Bank advises keeping references on a separate sheet and giving them only when they are requested.
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Svar: B. Ask the person's permission and tell them about the job
A reference who knows to expect a call, and knows about the job, can give a clear and helpful answer.
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Svar: B. The coordinator at the food bank where he volunteers
Job Bank notes that volunteering can build Canadian experience and create references.
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Svar: C. The organization that is hiring
The RCMP explains that organizations set their own screening rules and decide which type of check they need.
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Svar: A. Your name and date of birth
Police search your name and date of birth in the RCMP Canadian Police Information Centre system.
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Svar: A. Your identity needs confirming; it is not an accusation
Fingerprints may be needed when name-based results show a record or closely match someone else. The RCMP says being asked does not mean you are suspected of a crime.
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Svar: C. Processing can take from 3 to 120 business days
The RCMP says fingerprint-based checks can take 3 to 120 business days, so plan ahead.
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Svar: C. Your local police service or an authorized company
You can go to your local police agency or an authorized company.
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Svar: B. A police information check plus a check for record suspensions for sexual offences
A vulnerable sector check is a police information check plus a check for record suspensions for sexual offences.
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Svar: C. A youth soccer coach with authority over children
Vulnerable sector checks are for positions of trust or authority over children or vulnerable persons, whether paid or volunteer.
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Svar: B. No; the hiring organization must request it
The RCMP says the hiring organization must make the request. You give consent, and the organization decides if the position qualifies.
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Svar: D. The police service where she lives
Vulnerable sector checks must be done by the local Canadian police service where the applicant lives. (In British Columbia, the Criminal Records Review Program is used.)
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Svar: B. Anyone under 18
The RCMP page defines children as anyone under 18.
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Svar: D. They are used only for the check, then destroyed
The RCMP says fingerprints are used only for the check and are destroyed afterward.
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