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What if my resume is broken?
1. First of all, the employee himself provides the original and photocopy of the ID card and household registration book, and applies to the labor and social security department for file supplement and filing.

2. Secondly, the employer or individual employee where the employee is located goes to the original recruitment department of the employee, the municipal archives, the local archives of the employer or other relevant departments to find and copy the following elements of the employee's file: the length of service confirmation form, the salary check card, the labor contract, the recruitment procedures, the roster and place where the educated youth settled in the township, the registration form for enlistment, the registration form for veterans, the approval report for officers to change jobs and other original and photocopy materials. A copy of the above materials must be stamped with the official seal of the filing unit to be valid.

3. Finally, the administrative department of labor security at the same level shall issue a certificate according to the data recorded in the basic information of social security. The above is how to deal with the damage of the applicant's resume in the integral application form.