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Civil service job and bankrupt

Bobbledoo
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Does anyone have any experience applying for civil service jobs while undischarged bankrupt? I've just been offered a job and it hasn't been mentioned throughout the process - only mentioned subject to CRB check and now I've received my induction forms which asks are you undischarged bankrupt? Obviously, I will have to put yes but just wondering if anyone could put my mind at rest over the weekend before I ring HR on Monday.
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Hi I work for the civil service and a undischarged bankrupt. I have been working for them for 3 years and went bankrupt in the July 09. I know that there are some jobs you maynot be able to do, mainly things like insolvency service, accounts, and maybe some DWP/HMRC jobs. But unless its jobs like accounts and finance, there is not many employers what don't accept applications and give jobs to undischarged bankrupts.0
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I'd agree...I worked in the NHS for many years & they knew about my bankruptcy & didnt bother too much (in fact I still worked handling budgets etc for projects right up till I finished through poor health)We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0
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Good to know Phil, I often wonder if bankruptcy would come back to haunt when i'm qualified midwife.0
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Good to know Phil, I often wonder if bankruptcy would come back to haunt when i'm qualified midwife.
see..thats the thing I found when I decided on bankruptcy..so many docs/nurses and some specialists bankrupt opened my eyes I can say!
even found out that 2 nurses I worked with had been discharged a few months before I had gone through with it.We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0 -
Does anyone have any experience applying for civil service jobs while undischarged bankrupt? I've just been offered a job and it hasn't been mentioned throughout the process - only mentioned subject to CRB check and now I've received my induction forms which asks are you undischarged bankrupt? Obviously, I will have to put yes but just wondering if anyone could put my mind at rest over the weekend before I ring HR on Monday.
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Yes declared it on the crb form and nothing has ever been mentioned about it. Been working in civil service for 5 months now.
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You dont need to declare bankruptcy on a crb check....its NOT a criminal offenceWe all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0
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philnicandamy wrote: »You dont need to declare bankruptcy on a crb check....its NOT a criminal offence
Absolutely! For various reasons, I undergo regular CRB checks (haha makes me sound dodgy!), and it doesn't show up on there at all. BR is a civil matter and not a criminal one.
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Depends which 'bit' of the civil service. Police officers for instance, cannot be bankrupt. I would presume most other parts without direct money handling roles or 'corruptibility' issues would be ok?Starting Debt: ~£20,000 01/01/2009. DFD: 20/11/2009 :j
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philnicandamy wrote: »I always thought you were iffy!
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Ahem...! moi?!!!
CG. x
Oh and PS...pot, kettle, black?!New Year, New Me!!!Weight loss mission 2012 has officially begun!!:jLoss so far: 3 stone 4lbs:j0
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