• Guidelines to Interview Questions You Can Legally Ask

    Guidelines to Interview Questions You Can Legally Ask

    May 1999

    - Subject: Age


    Acceptable: If hired, can you provide proof that you are at least 18 years of age?

    Unacceptable: What is your date of birth? What is your age?

    - Subject: Residence


    Acceptable: What is your present address?

    Unacceptable: Do you own or rent your residence? Give the names and relationships of persons living with you.

    - Subject: Photograph

    Acceptable:
    A photograph may be required after hire for identification card or other I.D. purposes.

    Unacceptable: Submit a photograph with your application form or after the interview.

    - Subject: Education

    Acceptable: List your academic, vocational, or professional education and the public and private schools you have attended.

    Unacceptable: List the dates you attended or graduated from high school or college.

    - Subject: Citizenship

    Acceptable: Are you a citizen of the United States? If not, are you prevented from becoming legally employed because of visa or immigration status?

    Unacceptable: Of what country are you a citizen? Are you or other members of your family naturalized citizens? If so, when did they become citizens? Do you intend to become a U.S. citizen?

    - Subject: National Origin/Ancestry


    Acceptable: What languages do you read, speak, or write fluently? (Only if another language is a job requirement.)

    Unacceptable:
    What is your lineage, ancestry, national origin, descent, parentage or nationality? What is your native language?

    - Subject: Height and weight

    Acceptable:
    None, unless employer proves that a bona fide occupational qualification is involved.

    Unacceptable:
    What is your height and weight?

    - Subject: Arrests and convictions

    Acceptable:
    Have you ever been convicted of a crime? Have you ever committed a crime? Have you ever pled “no contest” to a crime?

    Unacceptable:
    Have you ever been arrested? Have you ever been charged with a crime?

    - Subject: Marital or family status


    Acceptable: None.

    Unacceptable:
    Are you married? What is your spouse’s name? How many children do you have? Are you pregnant? Do you plan to have children? Do you have reliable daycare?

    - Subject: Organizations

    Acceptable: List any professional, trade, or service organizations you belong to.

    Unacceptable: List all social organizations, clubs, societies, and lodges you belong to.

    - Subject: Disabilities

    Acceptable:
    Are you capable of performing the necessary assignments required by this job in a safe manner?

    Unacceptable: Are you disabled?

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