What Information Can Employers Ask My References?
Employers must have your permission to contact references and are limited to asking only job related information. References may not provide information that would violate employment laws or the applicant's right to privacy. Many previous employers will only verify the dates of employment. Previous employers and references are not allowed to give negative false information or answer questions pertaining to the following:  | Personal information or habits. |  | Medical records. |  | Drug tests. |  | Criminal record. |  | Handicap or Disability. |  | Age, race, sex, color, religion or national origin. |
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