CI have a bad credit,can my employer revoke their employment offer on thi basis?

jenymarlow | 17:46 Wed 28th Oct 2009 | Personal Finance

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I have just been accepted for a job, but they want to do a financial sanctions check, what is this? a lender of mine has applied to seek repossession of my home, will my new employers be able to see this information, and if so how can i find out what info

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R1Geezer

Yes, a potential employer can always revoke an offer of employment for any reason. Usually depends on the job though, it's not a legal thing really more Employer preference.

R1Geezer

just seen your other Q about this below. if you are going to be an estate agent employee then you will be handling financial advice, product selling etc I would say that they are well entitled to check your credit rating.

Whoever

I believe other positions such as solicitors and banking employees are also supposed to be above reproach in terms of having immaculate personal finances and no debt.

R1Geezer

so you're not allowed to borrow if you are a solictor then whoever, I'd rethink that one mate!
I think you mean bad debt!

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