According to a study carried out by experts in co-operation with the Pôle Emploi, anonymous CVs which do not feature the name, age or address of job applicants reduce the likelihood of job hunters with migration backgrounds or living in poor areas being called to interview.
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14/04/2011: Le CV anonyme, une fausse bonne idée à oublier ? - Le Monde
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