How long does it take to hear back from an employer?
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If I haven't heard back yet, I usually give a call after a week just to ensure them of my existance and eagerness for the job.
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You should wait at least 1 week, but i would not email, i think its more appropriate to call and voice your concern. just call and tell them you want to enquire about the position, and is it still available and if anyone has been chosen for the position.  Be sure to include that you have already interviewed.
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up to 2 weeks. call them or send a follow up letter to see if you could be of any help to them and to thank them for considering you. it goes a long way.
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It varies depending on your bank but probably at least 5 business days, unless it's a government check then it should clear quicker.
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Most colleges respond in mid to late April, unless they have rolling admissions, in which case you'd hear back in 4-6 weeks as noted above.  Colleges always send letters, whether theyre for acceptance or not.
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No, they typically notify you by e-mail with a standard period of time to communicate with the seller. Typically 24-72 hours. Depending on a number of variables.
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You will not know until the job posting replys to the email.
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Really depends on the company but I would say around a 2-4 weeks. If person has passed within the 2 year contestable period then it may take longer if they decide to investigate.
125161
contact your employer or reword your question please.
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e-mail (for written notification), but call first... most employers are sympathetic, but if they aren't you may need to contact HR - most companies will give you 3 days off with pay and if you need more, you can take leave.
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i think it depends on how long its been since the interview. i wouldnt call the next day, but if its been over a week and you still havent heard from them, then i would call.
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I've had to take drug tests at various times for different jobs, but I personally never got my results.  \n\nThe results were always sent directly to my employer, so I don't know how long it takes for drug test results.\n\nThe thing is though, you never really hear anything about them unless you tested positive for something I would think.   \n\nYour employer only needs the proof from the lab that you actually took the test, then it's all in the hands of the lab and your employer.  You did your part by taking the test.  \n\nIf your employer said it's been a long time and they haven't gotten back the results why isn't anyone on their end calling the lab?  It's their money that paid for the test, I'm sure they ought to wonder what happened as they have someone that they want to start working for them.\n\nI suppose you can call the lab, but usually those labs send their samples out elsewhere for testing, and if they are as disorganized as you say, going to them might not help any.\n\nI wouldn't stress out about it.  Your job has been calling the lab, somewhere between the two they will figure it out I"m sure.  \n\nThe only other thing you could do is ask your employer what they normally do in these types of situations.  I'm pretty sure if the lab lost your test (which is highly unlikely)  Your job will just make you retest.
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direct deposit is generally 10-14 business days from the day it was e-filed or in your case, the day it was received by mail. There should be a  California number for you to call for refund status and next year, you may want to consider sending certified return receipt if you did not do so.
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it depends on the servers the sender & receiver are using and how large the file is.  usually under 5 minutes.
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Here's the website to find out if/when the IRS got your return and where it is now. It says you should get it within 28 days of mailing.
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10 minutes.  They may have application paperwork for you to fill out.  This will give you plenty of time to do that, but not so much that you're sitting around waiting forever if they don't.
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Between 1 week and 2 months. It's following if you sent it electronic (netfile) or in papers...etc.