On topic : If I had to give my 2 cents,
Unfortunately, past pay slips are P&C and as mentioned by feynman if you are going to go through all these legal trouble to verify and if they they did falsify pay slip then you proceed to not hire them?
If you suspect foul play, while would you still bother to go investigate instead of just dropping the candidate.
Could it be you like them but are looking for an excuse to shot change them on their remuneration?
I really cannot fathom any other explanation for your unscrupulous actions, heck my partner whos in a hr life services says hr reps / managers liek you are despicable.
For bigger MNC's that has done their homework they constantly update their teams globally on the average wage rates for junior, they then mention the range they are comfortable hiring for said positions to everyone in the company (there is a referral program hence why everyone is informed). That is transparency and efficiency.
Higher level employees are scoped and their salary are made based their capabilities and factoring in their past salary to provide a range. (No, they do not scoop around to verify their claimed salary and instead choose to take the word of the applicant, while cross checking with references n stuff to ensure other information is accurate.
Its funny, you mention that most people wont understand because it is a high paying position, but if you were in HR you would know higher positions don't necessarily correlate with value in most instances. (tell me what the past public bank ceo last drawn salary is then to get a JUSTIFIED jump like that?)
Big MNC's have salary benchmarks that they uphold and follow which is provided to them by market research, they then hire according to that range and in rare cases deviate by a small percentage, depending on how attractive that said employee is.
This post has been edited by bluetomato: Oct 5 2021, 01:48 PM
Oct 5 2021, 01:28 PM
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