Police Check in Australia -- Please advise? - aged care facilities melbourne
I am 23 years old Briton living in Australia for some time. About to start working in a nursing home for older people in Melbourne, I have a police check prior to launch. I was arrested three times: once in Tasmania, and twice in Melbourne, where I live now, because of theft. I do not believe in the Petty Session Court of Tasmania and have a purchase order be given, and the fees in Melbourne, I have not received my call, and will likely appear in court next month or later.
So, check what's on my police? When it appears, my employer deny me employment? Someone told me it simply come jailable at a police checkpoint, not jailable these costs.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Aged Care Facilities Melbourne Police Check In Australia -- Please Advise?
4 comments:
I will care for the elderly and to me and said the police operation review of all screens, but it depends on what you did as a thief, a thief is likely to affect employment, work with older people are vulnerable and is so confident that they will be able to trust them not to fly while working there, but what you can do is be honest and let him know right away, because unless he gives report to the police which is more credible if you tell them
I will care for the elderly and to me and said the police operation review of all screens, but it depends on what you did as a thief, a thief is likely to affect employment, work with older people are vulnerable and is so confident that they will be able to trust them not to fly while working there, but what you can do is be honest and let him know right away, because unless he gives report to the police which is more credible if you tell them
The order will be booked, but when they see it, because I do not have a problem with it ... Allthough to be a place where they can be monitored and is caught stealing a couple of times allready do not want in your workplace ... Good luck to you though. I really hope that the work!
You think you have some bad SE is no longer the obligation to live a prisoner in Australia!
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