some HR got no brainer, just follow procedure
HR refusing to offer the job without pay slip
HR refusing to offer the job without pay slip
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Nov 5 2018, 02:45 PM
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some HR got no brainer, just follow procedure
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Nov 6 2018, 02:16 PM
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why can't just give your Payslip? Unless you are trying to cheat
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Nov 6 2018, 03:36 PM
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QUOTE(whyamiblack @ Nov 6 2018, 02:40 PM) It doesn't matter what his pay was, it's his right to keep it confidential. There's a reason why in business there is negotiation based on your value and leverages. Taking past pay as reference not only gives unfair leverage to the company, it also slows and stunts the growth of the employee. I seriously don't understand why employees would defend this. Negotiation is important, it is part of business. Why make their job easier and limit your own growth? difficult to keep it confidential as the company has the right to know, but not necessary using it as bargaining chip to determine your next salary.Exactly. Based on that analogy, what matters is what the car is going to bring you. How much the car is going to cost you should be a negotiation between you and the dealer. I bet TS bluffed on his salary and when he was offered the job, couldn't produce his salary slip as evidence. anyhow, it is TS's right not to produce and it is the company's right not to hire. no one is right or wrong here off course also depends on the company and hiring position, if it is high security company, they might even ask for your wife info, |
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