Your application could have been rejected for various reasons. The most common of which are:
- If you applied to become a Substantive or Referral Bank member, the line manager you put on you application may not be comfortable or happy to authorise your application.
- It's always best to have a discussion with the manager on your application prior to completing it.
- Please either go back to them to find out why they refused, or advise your local Client Services team of the correct line manager.
- If you lack relevant experience and qualifications (such as a Care Certificate for Healthcare Support Workers).
- If your application has been unsuccessful, you can re-apply after 6 months.
- You didn't supply your documents within 30 days.
- You need to bring your documents into your local Client Services team as well as uploading them to Trust ID.
- You can re-apply straight away if this is why your application was rejected.
- You failed a pre-employment check such as your DBS or Occupational Health.
- This would also include not completing the relevant forms within the time-frame set when we email them to you.
- You did not meet the needs of that relevant department, Partner Trust or Client.
- Please speak to a member of our team who handled your application to see if there are other options - for instance, in a different trust or under a different agreement type - you may be suitable for.
If you believe none of the above should have caused your application to be rejected, please use our 'Need More Help?' contact form below and provide your details so we can give you any relevant advice.
