
Job search sites will be able to request data from the electronic work record, education and driver's license of applicants through the State Services portal with their consent to create a resume and verify experience, according to the order of the Russian government.
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The Government of the Russian Federation has made changes to the experiment on authorization on electronic platforms through “State Services”, expanding the list of data that job search sites can request with the consent of users.
Job search sites will be able to request information from the electronic work record book from Gosuslugi to create a resume and verify the applicant’s experience, follows from changes in the experiment on authorization on electronic platforms through Gosuslugi.
The corresponding order of the Government of the Russian Federation on changes to the list of information provided with the consent of users to sites for searching for employees and work is posted on the portal for the official publication of legal acts.
“Limited liability company “Headhunter”... creation of an applicant’s resume, verification of the applicant’s experience... information from an electronic work record book,” the text of the document says.

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