Hello I done something very embarrassing and I stole some items from a retailer and got caught .. to be quite honest I have been doing it for a few months and had gotten away with it . I’m currently unemployed and going through all sorts and it just became a habit . Eventually I got caught and the store called the police , because I’ve have not had any previous related incidents the police issued me with a community resolution notice (btw I’m glad I got caught because this has of course put a stop to me stealing) my only concern is I’m currently applying for roles as a carer and I’m wondering if this is something that will show on an enhanced dbs check .. is this something I have to declare to the employer ? If I want to work with children in the future will it show up.? Thanks in advance for any advice I may receive
Community resolution record HELP!
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Hi KIMO
Try not worry, here's some info (other members has more experience in this area, they can advise further) -
https://hub.unlock.org.uk/knowledgeb...olution-order/
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