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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That is crazy that he gave notice and has started moving before the background check is over. Does your company not warn people NOT to do this? DH just accepted a job with a new company and received the formal offer pending background check. He had no reason to think anything could have possibly come up (never been arrested, etc.) and still, he NEVER would have given notice before the check was complete. The company even told him not to do that.[/quote] I didn't force him to wait until the background check was done - this was a mistake on my part. I told him he could push it out as far as he needed and he was eager to start. This is a huge lesson learned for me. I am not HR - we have a small company and our HR department is sorely lacking. So I am sort of flying solo on this kind of stuff as a manager. Lesson learned uggh. I am praying that we can hire him.[/quote]
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