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Bearberry
post Jun 9 2020, 09:08 PM

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In my POV, an ethical way to conduct a background check is when the consent is attained/PDPA form is signed OR prior to job offer. By contacting the HR (unless the candidate actually gave the consent in the form but you know most of the time, candidates are not usually aware of the consequences) when the candidate is still serving the company, it doesn't seem like an ethical decision. It's just not right to indirectly break someone's rice bowl before the putting an offer on the table.

QUOTE(Ordinary83 @ Jun 9 2020, 05:28 PM)
Hi Expert here. Would like to ask.. in my previous 12 years of experiences in MNV never encounter to sign any PDPA before or after gotten the job. Right now , I go into a new MNC company for an interview and the interview went pretty well. Thus , finally this new company HR asking him to sign a PDPA form from the background screening company to check on my backgrounds. My questions is - I am not feeling well to allow them to check on mu background even I have nothing to hide.

My questions is - if I refuse to sign PDPA. Based on HR point of view , I will directly been drop from the new job offering ? Please share your expertise . Thanks.
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Not an expert but I think it is not an issue for you to sign the PDPA form since you have nothing to hide. So why do you feel a sense of reluctance?

This post has been edited by Bearberry: Jun 9 2020, 09:08 PM

 

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