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David Woods, 14 Jul 2009
Eight out of 10 managers have no training in how to interview staff, prior to recruiting.
According to research from interview skills website Recruitsure.com, 34% of job applicants have been asked an illegal question over the past year, putting more than a third of employers at risk of discrimination claims.
Joe McDermott, CEO of RecruitSure.com, believes that the findings demonstrate how employers' interview skills are being neglected: "When you consider how important it is to hire the right people these are astonishing statistics. By unwittingly asking illegal questions such as a candidate's age or about their beliefs, race or sexuality, employers are putting themselves in a very difficult situation, which could result in legal action being taken against them.
"It's vital that employers invest in interview skills training - after all, a company's biggest asset is its employees."
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