Sentences with phrase «even conduct background checks»

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«Probably the greatest scandal in the state this year happened in the comptroller's office with the pension fund manager who was taking kickbacks where a background check was even conducted.»

Some organizations will conduct formal background checks that will go back further than your current or last job so even if you have already secured a new position, it is not wise to alienate a former employer.

He also pointed to Freeman's argument that even the EEOC conducts criminal background investigations as a condition of employment for all positions, and conducts credit background checks on approximately 90 percent of its positions.

Some organizations might even be less willing to conduct criminal background checks out of fear that an unintended violation might result in fines or even litigation, even though failing to do background screening could result in costly bad hires.

And depending on how far back your background check looks, it might even miss prior conduct.

Even after the most diligent candidate selection process, hiring someone without conducting a thorough background check can lead to major legal and financial ramifications for your company.

From Albania to Zambia, each country is represented by its own web page on the ESR Global Screening website which includes information — Language, Population, Currency, Time Zone, and even Calling Codes — to help U.S. employers conduct international background checks made increasingly necessary by recent government statistics:

It was not long ago that we would have been discussing how important it is to conduct background checks on prospective employees, volunteers and even existing employees.

The consensus is that it's unnecessary to list professional, personal or character references on a resume or, even to include the statement «references available upon request» because so many employers conduct background checks and call references.