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For unsuccessful job applicants, how long should companies keep CVS and completed application forms so companies do not need to worry about discrimination claims?

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For unsuccessful job applicants, how long should companies keep CVS and completed application forms so companies do not need to worry about discrimination claims?

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The minimum time you should keep CVs and completed application forms for is three – four months. Unsuccessful job applicants have 3 months in which to bring a race, a sex or a disability or some other type of discrimination claim. However, it is not just safe to discard all CVs and application forms after 3 months because, if the unsuccessful applicant sends their claim into the tribunal at the last minute, the natural application of the process plus any potential delays suggest a measure of caution is appropriate. Therefore employers should wait three – four months before it is relatively safe to discard all of those old applications.

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