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What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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vnewson
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What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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Hi
I just wondered if anyone could copy and paste the email they got which tells you what documents to bring when you register as an xmas causal.

I cant find the email anywhere. The latest email I got confirming the date and time of registration doesnt include this info. When I click on the link it just says:

Vital documents to bring to your Interview
There are some important documents that you MUST bring along to your interview/assessment day. If you do not bring them, we may not be able to proceed with the interview/assessment. Please refer to the e-mail inviting you to book an interview for a checklist of the documents required.
In order to ensure your interview/assessment day goes as smoothly as possible, we also ask that you bring along photocopies of all the documents.
Please note, when photocopying your passport or travel document, we also need a copy of the front cover.


Thanks!
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Re: What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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Thanks very much for this!
I did notice that all the forms have a review date of 2013 at the bottom. Would these definately be the latest forms?
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vnewson wrote:Thanks very much for this!
I did notice that all the forms have a review date of 2013 at the bottom. Would these definately be the latest forms?
No guarantee.


Check back through older posts on here though as yours is a fairly common problem and someone may have come up with a solution you hadn't considered.

Also check your recruitment page and spam folder regularly as sometimes they pop up without warning.
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Re: What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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Good idea, thanks
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Re: What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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if you are born in the UK (as i was) then all i neded was my passport, drivers licence and a recent P45 (or is it 46 ?) as well as two reecent passport size photos.(even though i took everything on the form that was asked for) It will be different for others not born here as proof of right to work is needed etc. I remember a foreign born lady next to me at registration, had to be told she could not work as her docs were not up to spec.
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Re: What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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Thanks very much for that! I didnt know you had to bring your P45, good job you told me!
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Re: What to bring to registration for xmas casual

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Hi, in the process of applyinv and got to the interview stage, is a driving license compulsory as I don't have one? ?
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ChrisC39 wrote:Hi, in the process of applying and got to the interview stage, is a driving license compulsory as I don't have one? ?
yes - if the job advert says "occasional driving".

if not, as in its for a Mail Centre position, then no.

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