Postal Letter

question about insufficent employment history!! HELP!!?

Im going thru the hiring process with the UnitedStates Postal Service. I used to work at Nationwide Insurance a franchise office. The agent has since retired and the office is now a different business. I looked online, the yellow pages, the Nationwide Insurance website, and even went by the old office. I cannot find the owner. What else should i do?? I really need to find this person so i can fill out the information properly. I wouldnt want to omit it and then the Post Office finds out and then I get fired. What is a girl to do??

Public Comments

  1. Just put down the facts. Note that the business no longer exists. I have had a few companies I have worked for go out of business. I still list the the employer and experience on my resume. Employers, (even the Postal Service) understand that businesses come and go. So fill it out to the best of your ability and don't worry over it.
  2. just put it down if they need more info on the job they will do the research if need be. I always put down that i use to be a manager at Paul Harris which the store has been gone for 6 years now but i put it down because i had the experience there.
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