Titlebook: Employment Screening and Non-Conviction Information; A Human Rights Persp Terry Thomas,Kevin Bennett Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Intestinale Durchblutungsst?rungens. Early circular advice in the 1980s was quite perfunctory, and only the impact of judicial reviews appears to have made guidance ever more detailed (see, e.g., . 2004 and . 2009). First came the Home Office Circular 2005/5 and later came the (QAF), first produced in 2006, and the first and second

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76231-9xpounded in the European Convention on Human Rights that were brought into UK law by the 1998 Human Rights Act. Article 6 (the right to a fair and open trial) and Article 8 (the right to privacy) of the Convention and the concept of proportionality have been slowly integrated into decision-making on

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Intimacies, Citizenship and Refugee Menarrangements to disclose ‘non conviction information’. It also looks at how employers in receipt of this information assess and use it to make employment selection decisions; the fear is that some employers make no assessments at all but require there to be completely ‘clear sheets’. The chapter als

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Terry Thomas,Kevin BennettChallenges current disclosure practices.Fills a gap in the literature.Speaks in particular to those interested in human rights and privacy rights, and ‘safeguarding’ policies and employment law

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28711-5criminal record; safeguarding children; the Department of Work and Pensions; privacy studies; policing; s

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