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EU Background Check
Background evaluations contain diverse screenings, from Motor Vehicle Driving Documents to criminal history records check ups to sex offender registries.
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Be aware that your track record may not even enter into consideration through the work application procedure. There are a growing number of states and also metropolitan areas which are embracing “ban-the-box” legal guidelines, that restrict inquiries concerning criminal records on job applications and in some cases prevent having access to a background check till the finalized periods.
Are you looking for an exciting new career in a dynamic, fast-paced environment? Then look no further than the EU. Whether you're working for an EU institution or an EU agency, the EU offers a stimulating and challenging workplace for everyone.
https://epso.europa.eu/why-eu-careers_en
The application process for a position in one of the EU institutions or bodies varies according to the contract type. There are several categories (excluding freelance work) of work contracts: a permanent contract, a fixed-term contract and a temporary contract. There are also traineeships. You will find details on how to apply for any of these contract types and traineeships in this section.
https://epso.europa.eu/how-to-apply_en
Search our database of available job opportunities for permanent and temporary positions, including contract agent posts, traineeships and secondments.
If you are a student keen to promote EU careers on your university campus then why not apply to become an EU Career Student Ambassador?
https://epso.europa.eu/job-opportunities/eu-careers-student-ambassadors_en
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