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Finding Job after bankruptcy

Will bankruptcy affects future employment or
existing employment? Can employer ask if you have been bankrupt before? Can an employer fire someone because he is bankrupt and has been bankrupt before?
Will bankruptcy record affect someone in finding employment?

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One Response to “Finding Job after bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

These are good questions, but the answers depend on what types of work you think you may be applying for in the future.

It is not uncommon for employers to ask if a person is (or ever has been) bankrupt on an application, particularly in jobs that require you to handle cash. Whether or not it will affect their decision to hire you will depend on what all the other applicants look like.