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In general, personality tests that are designed to measure work-related traits in normal adult populations are permissible. The personality factors assessed most frequently in work situations include Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Openness to Experience.
For example, you could respectfully decline to take the test. You could ask the many questions you have concerning how the test was developed, what it purportedly measures, who will be administering it and interpreting the results, who will see the them and how they will be used.
Personality assessments provide valuable insights into an employees behavioral preferences, communication style, and decision-making processes. Understanding ones personality can lead to increased self-awareness, which is the first step toward personal development.
A consent test typically refers to a person asking for another persons explicit consent before engaging in a particular activity, whether it be a medical procedure or intimate touch. For pets, Smith and Lusvardi say a consent test starts with offering our hand or just a finger to a pet we want to touch.
The common law control test is the basic test, using the common law rules, for determining whether a relationship exists between the worker and the person or firm that they work for. Under the common-law test, the employer has the right to tell the employee what to do, how, when, and where to do the job.
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Consent must be freely given, informed, specific, unambiguous, and verifiable.
There is no law about using general personality tests in pre-employment screening. The employer is allowed to use such tests. The only prohibition would be on any tests that discriminate based upon age/race/sex/disability.
While many companies use personality tests for career development, 22 percent of employers use them to assess candidates personality traits (for example, persuasiveness, detail orientation and conscientiousness) during the hiring process.

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