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The prospective employer seriously messed up. Its rule #1 to not contact an applicants current employer without their permission; typically, written permission is required. If youre in the US, and they contacted your employer for a reference, then there is possibly a legal issue dependent upon the state youre in.
Legally, yes, you can contact references without permission and backdoor reference checking isnt illegal. The decision is up to you, but its highly recommended that you respect the candidates request not to contact certain references.
While it may seem self-explanatory, its essential to obtain your references permission before sending their contact information to an employer. Make sure to notify them about each individual application you put them down for and send them the job listing or a brief description of each job.
Yes, its important to ask someone for permission before using them as a reference. This is considered a professional courtesy and ensures that the person is willing and prepared to speak on your behalf. It also allows them to know what to expect if they are contacted by potential employers.
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