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Prospective employers frequently telephone directly to the former employee´s manager or supervisor for information. How can employers protect themselves?

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Prospective employers frequently telephone directly to the former employee´s manager or supervisor for information. How can employers protect themselves?

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A. It is a good idea to adopt a consistent policy that all requests for references will be handled by one person or a particular department. Managers and supervisors should be trained to refer all such requests to the appropriate person or department and to consistently refuse to comment when contacted directly.

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