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PNC & crb check
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Two questions on these are they the same thing and can I apply for one on myself as I applied for a job today and they wanted a PNC check produced also they want £10 from me to carry out a crb check on me though I will supposedly get this back in my first paypacket??? that is of course if I get the job which is a temp to perm call centre job,
Any advice on these will be welcomed.
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Liz
Returning to your original post.
PNC
The Subject Access provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 give individuals the right to request a copy of any information recorded about themselves or confirmation that none exists, providing the fee of £10.00 is paid and the relevant application form completed
Contact your local police station and ask if they have the form or if you can download it from the local constabulary's website. I don't know how long they take to produce the report for you.
If the organisation really wants this before an interview, then there may be a delay.
CRB
If they are going to ask for a contribution of only £10 (refundable) then it is a bargain. The cost to them will be greater. It is more likely they will actually ask you for the full cost - around £35 - but you need to check with them.0 -
Oldernotwiser wrote: »If any employer could insist on a CRB check then it would make the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act completely pointless.
http://www.yourrights.org.uk/your-rights/chapters/privacy/spent-convictions-and-the-rehabilitation-of-offenders/spent-convictions-and-rehabilitation-of-offe.shtml
CRB checks do make RoOA pointless. I have previous convictions that are now 12 years old, but still have to declare everything when i go for a position in, say, a financial or caring institution. I am still paying for my mistakes of years ago, by having to declare them.If I had 8 hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend 6 hours sharpening my axe0 -
Hi All
A PNC check is purely for the Police National Computer - probably a £10 fee and done through your local police station. You need copies of ID and addresses for the last few years - essentially you get everything held about you on their computers regardless of force.
A CRB is like the above but much more extensive - it includes more history and even comment from the Chief Inspectors etc...0
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