In the UK only, do you have to disclose to a potential employer that you were sacked in the past?

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In the UK only, do you have to disclose to a potential employer that you were sacked in the past?

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Answer #1 | 24/12 2013 00:36

No, but it's advisable that you do so. You may find the article below of use to you. http://www.theguardian.com/money/2012/may/25/what-happens-after-a-sacking

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Answer #2 | 24/12 2013 05:48

You don't have to tell them about something that happened 5 years ago and there's no way they will find out.hing

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