Easiest ways to verify former employment

>>17094856
Is it for fucking Marcos pizza?

Wew lad that's some tight scrutiny for slanging pizzas.

Fuck outta there

>>17094856
you can request old tax documents from the IRS.

>>17094867
They are the cucks that I cant get ahold of. I worked for them at two different stores at two different times

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>>17094856
>>17094885
What annoying shit
>Used to work at a grocery store
>1st job and I worked my as off
>Did all kinds of stuff, from bagging groceries to cutting meat in the back
>after a few years the store started going to shit so I jumped ship
>still gave my 2 weeks notice
>never had a problem with anyone
>was one of the last helpful employees there (the others had already moved on, the only people doing real work in my department was me and one other guy)
>last few days of work I decide to get some info from people so I can have something to put on a resume aside form a store name
>managers said it was "against company policy" to give me a recommendation
>only some of the other wageslaves I worked with helped me.
>TFW I wasted so much time working for them thinking it would benefit me in someway

And that's how I learned to never do anymore than what your job says and to find out about recommendation shit early on.

As far as your problem goes >>17094877
has it right.

>>17094856
Give the investigators the old employers' phone numbers. If they have trouble reaching them, it's their problem, and they can't hold it against you.