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		<title>The Work Search is A Lot Tougher For People With Bad Credit Ratings</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Being unemployed for many months may destroy your credit scores. Even when you manage to handle records and keep paying the bills promptly, using the credit cards to create up the shortfall between unemployment benefits and regular expenditures is damaging.Worse, as too many consumers have discovered, when you start using your credit cards, card issuers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being unemployed for many months may destroy your credit scores. Even when you manage to handle records and keep paying the bills promptly, using the credit cards to create up the shortfall between unemployment benefits and regular expenditures is damaging.Worse, as too many consumers have discovered, when you start using your credit cards, card issuers start lowering credit lines and raising interest rates. That is an exercise that has caused many of the jobless to simply stop spending the credit card bills. Hence, their credit scores have fallen to the basement.Most are anxious to find employment and get back on track with statement transaction, but that fallen credit report gets in the way.As of a 2004 study by the Society for Human Resource Management, 40% of businesses were examining credit before hiring. Today, with applicants flooding the task market, that amount is probable greater. The majority are researching credit histories prior to a first interview with a job prospect. Others are examining after hiring, and then terminating employees based on the credit scores.Employers report it as a good business practice &#8211; one that may stop them from hiring people who are irresponsible or who make poor decisions. Some also declare that the exercise may reduce employee theft. And obviously, with so many applicants to select from, applying credit scores is a simple way to thin down the numbers.Advocates for the jobless claim that checking credit scores is a form of &#8220;safe&#8221; discrimination &#8211; and that a good credit rating is frequently entirely irrelevant. Missed obligations or a debt have no bearing on a person&#8217;s skills and potential as, as an example, a plumber or an auto mechanic.States are slowly realizing the problem and a few are taking measures to avoid this practice. In Washington, as an example, a job candidate&#8217;s credit history must be relevant to the job he or she is seeking. Lawmakers in Hawaii have accepted a measure, but get it a step further by enabling employers to examine credit records only after making a job offer.Lawmakers in Ohio and Michigan are considering measures that will prohibit employers from using credit record in selecting decisions.Federal law requires employers to get permission from potential employees before running a credit check. Further, if they decide to deny employment in line with the credit report, they&#8217;re needed to notify the consumer. This principle is intended to provide the potential employee a chance to explain the purpose or to position errors on the report.</p>
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