Which of the Following Statements About Applying for Jobs Is

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about applying for jobs is true?

• A) The types of information disclosed in job applications are standard around the world.
• B) Outside the United States, you might have to include in a job application personal information such as date of birth or marital status.
• C) With the widespread use of the Internet, the job-application process is standard around the world.
• D) Federal legislation prohibits employers from other countries from requesting personal information about U.S. citizens.

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