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How o you do it? Have you ever withdrawn a job offer on the content of a health declaration?

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<_< not sure we do a health declaration? will have to check - haven't had new staff for a while.

is it one completed by a doctor or just one completed by the person themselves?

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It must be completed after job offer otherwise at risk of discrimination. I think you would be on dicey ground if you wanted to withdraw. I got a surprise response after appointing but I think I will just have to risk assess accordingly.

Check out the following:

www.councilforworkandhealth.org.uk/helpful-advice

Good luck!

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Do it after, somewhere on our application form it does say about health declaration and DBS being part of the final decision. We do an in house form but it says If there's any doubt they agree for a doctors health check to be carried out. Thankfully we haven't had to have an extra one done but I would suppose it would be if they had some kind of back issue that would prevent any lifting etc (eg in baby room) or maybe some psychological problems x

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we do ours after appointing but all job offers are subject to health declarations and DB&S. This is reiterated at the interview and on completion of satisfactory references. Suitability for the roll is dependent on which these too. look at safer recruiting policies and government working practice and ACAS website too.

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