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Old 06-07-2012, 03:54 AM   #13
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What happens when everything you do online is collated and available to anyone, including a potential employer, who is prepared to pay the collators for it?
I honestly don't see a problem with an employer doing background research using publicly available information before employing a person. It's a legitimate thing to do. There are many jobs for which an employer could have good reasons to conduct such background checks.
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