Are your employees who they say they are?

Employers are failing to spot lies or expanded truths found on prospective employees’ CVs. As a result, employers are selecting candidates who may not have the pre-requisite skills required for the job.

A poll conducted by the video recruitment website www.jobs2view.com showed that a third of British workers admitted to lying on their CV. The most common lie is about qualifications and grades, information which can easily be verified by requesting examination certificates. Furthermore... (492 more words)

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