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In general I think a person's credit score is not at all the business of an employer or potential employer, and has nothing to do with a person's job performance. I'm wondering, however, if maybe in some cases it would be reasonable for a potential employer to check someone's credit - like for someone who would have access to other people's money, like for bank employees or accountants, etc.?

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