Background Screening, General, News
Uber is fast becoming a background check blogger’s dream to write about. That’s because the ride sharing company keeps finding itself embroiled in lawsuits, battling with municipalities (domestic and abroad), and handling dangerous accusations.We previously covered...
Background Screening, Clinical Services, Criminal Records, Human Resources, Industry Solutions, News, References & Credentialing
Wisconsin issued nearly 40,000 licenses last year for social workers and other occupations regulated by the Department of Safety and Professional Services. Guess how many of those applicants were subject to a criminal background check? According to this article, very...
Background Screening, Criminal Records, General, Human Resources, Identity & Credit, News, References & Credentialing
Earlier this week we discussed the importance of developing strict compliance routines when conducting background checks. Whether you’re screening candidates in house or contracting with a nationally-accredited Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA) like Active Screening,...
Background Screening, General, Human Resources, Identity & Credit, Industry Solutions, News, References & Credentialing
A National Law Review article is reminding employers that deciding to conduct background checks is a good first step, but there are many things to consider when implementing screening policies and procedures. We’ve written a lot of good topical articles to support...
Background Screening, Criminal Records, General, Human Resources, Identity & Credit, Industry Solutions, News, References & Credentialing, Tenant Screening
Here’s a couple of scenarios to think about:You’re a twenty-something, single woman searching for your first condo. You arrange to work with a male realtor (you saw his picture in a local magazine ad) and he suggests visiting a series of properties one night after you...
Background Screening, Criminal Records, General, Global Solutions, Human Resources, Identity & Credit, News, References & Credentialing
It’s another story for the crazy but true files. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) – you know, those folks who are supposed to be keeping our nation’s airports and flyers safe – cleared 73 people with...
