He has a british university on his resume, but I know that he didn't go to college because he told me so and it wasn't on his resume when I hired him 10 years ago. He is a liar and a cheat and continues to manipulate the people around him for monetary gain.  If this fact was presented to his employer he would finally get his due.  As a policy, the university won't release information about whether someone attended the school without their permission - which seems odd and very frustrating.  Any ideas?
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get all the yearbooks from the university he supposedly attended. Also, there should be a list of all the Alma mater students from each year listed somewhere in the University's library. They may not be able to tell you about it, but all the info would be inside that university. Did he have any references in the matter of that university who you could call? There are many ways around this, good luck!!!!
9339
Regardless of whether it's a crime, one should not lie about employment status as it's not what an ethical profession with integrity would do.  One may get into more trouble if found out.  \n\nBeing unemployed is not necessarily something to be ashamed of if at all; things happen and there could be so many extenuating circumstances.  It's much better to give your story a "positive spin" when asked, such as (only if applicable), the amount you travel for the old job prohibited you from looking for a new job, company downsized a significant portion of workforce (aka not as personal), you had some fundamental disagreement with the way business was done/ people were treated at old firm, etc.  But of course these need to be founded explanations and that you need to have a story to back it up.
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I don't even have an inkling as to how he can get the record expunged or how you could help with that. \n\nIf the details of the situation are really what you described, then I would support him. He was lied to, did something stupid and he's suffered the consequences. If she was a willing participant and admitted to having lied about her age to him, I'm not even sure how they managed to hold up the charges. If he's remorseful and has paid his dues, then let the past be the past. \n\nI certainly remember lying about my age when I was 14-15 to get into clubs, buy drinks etc. I wasn't sexually active at the time, but I definitely remember flirting and telling people I was older.\n\nEdited to add: When I was 14 I managed to fool government employees into selling me alcohol without any proof of ID whatsoever. Some kids at 14 really do look 18.
279874
You have to tell the truth on an application because if they find out later you lied you can be fired. Obviously they want experienced persons. But you could complete the rest of the application and in that spot put No Experience and make comment as to why you think you qualify.
264168
Not having a record, I can only guess. If I did have a record, I would try to get rid of it. Having to explain something I did once every single tine I applied for a job would be embarrassing. Its nice to not have a record that needs expunging.
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Anything you see is going to be pure speculation no matter what the links may be.  College grades are considered to be confidential.  If they aren't signed, on official university/college stationery by the registrar and don't have the official seal - they can't be real.    But, its fun to speculate since he's such an idiot and acts and talks like a moron.
9327
It is illegal for someone to not hire a person for previous criminal record...But what they usually do is give you some other excuse to try to not hire you...Next time tell your friend to be upfront with it first and they will know if they are going to get the job or not.
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If you have come on a student visa there is strict restriction that you will not not seek paid employment and therefore you should avoid it else it is possible you might get deported. However if someone known to you pays you for a service you do for him it will be possible only if your name does not appear on any payroll. You have to be careful that you don't divulge this unofficial job to anyone lest they act as informers.
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what people like him don't understand is that there are sucessful people in business...then there are sucessful people in LIFE.  this guy's priorities are so screwy it's not even funny. he sounds condescending and arrogant from what you've told us.  even if you were unemployed, you wouldn't deserve being spoken to like that.  i reckon it's a very honourable thing you're doing getting your degree, and working.  congratulations.  you know that you deserve better...it's your bad luck that you got stuck with his negativity..and it's his good luck that he had your attention for this long.  move on, enjoy and don't waste time thinking about him.
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In most (if not all) states this is illegal.  By law when a prospective Employer calls your past employers they are only allowed to ask fundamental questions like:  Was he/she punctual?\nDid they do their job well?\nHowever knowing this does not really help unless it was for a very high paying job, because you can only sue for an estimate of lost wages from the job loss and you still have to pay an attorney to sue AND then the attorney also gets a cut of the settlement if there is one......
466331
Unless he stays in his office nearby where he is readily accessible, he is seriously out of line. I can see where he would not want to seem to be looking over your shoulders all the time, but he should be nearby, and he should check in once every 20-30 minutes and ask if anyone needs help.\n\nCan you talk to the head of the Computer Science Department about this? He is presumably being paid to teach for five hours. Ask to have your comments keep confidential before you say anything.\n\nGood luck - this is NOT the way the class should be run!
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You can go back and edit any part of your application. What you could do is type the reference in putting all the info such as contact details etc...  send them also a copy (scan it) of the reference and don't forget to let him know what you've done.   Good luck with your application, I just sent mine (I'm a so called mature student!)
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Maybe you can either call Yale and talk to the people over the record keeping and they can provide a yes or no on that because they have records of everyone dating back since they have opened but the only thing about that that they can not tell you any personal information like where they live or contact information, etc.Go to classmates.com to put your profile up for free to see if they so happen to be on there can also help too.That is all I know.
37525
I know Darsee, a prominent psychologist and professor at Harvard, falsified most of his data.  Someone notified the NIMH and his data was analyzed and concluded to be falsified.  He lost his job and his reputation.
115201
How does what you just said have anything to do with him cheating? You gave no evidence nor suspicion if he had even a fleeting chance of him cheating on you. People can be very busy in college, probably depends on which one he is going to and if he is a hard worker or a party kinda guy.
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You prospective partner does not have a copy of his degree?  I still have mine and it was over 12 years ago.  The accreditation groups would not have any information on his attendance or graduation from the college.  They would only be able to tell you that the college existed.  Ask him, if another college both the closed college.  If it was, then they would have the records.\n\nI would check your prospective partner closely, it is very convenient to say that you attended a college that closed.
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Unfortunately, that is where our society is heading.  Completely service based, and as such, they expect a certain type of "qualifications"... The better question is, why would someone with a BA/BS apply for a job like this?\n\nBut maybe, this is just a "type-o" of sorts.. meaning it's information that goes out on every job posting from the company, sure you don't really need a college degree but hey doesn't hurt..... dunno just a few thoughts off the top of my head.