The NationalConsumerLawCenter's (NCLC) recently - released report, Broken Records: How Errors by Criminal Background Checking Companies Harm Workers and Businesses, addresses the specific issue of criminal records — one
type of employee background check.
Not exact matches
No matter what
type of employee that is hired, too many small business owners are making the same mistake over and over again... they are neglecting to perform professional
background screenings on these
employees.
Employees say: «Deloitte is a great place to work because you are surrounded with bright and intelligent individuals from all different
types of cultural and educational
backgrounds.
Getting to know fellow
employees of all
types and
backgrounds will widen their viewpoints and foster learning.
In addition to criminal
background checks, many sites also offer nanny
background checks,
employee background checks and online dating
background checks, which are specifically tailored to certain
types of people.
Pre-employment screening is standard for most companies, and 97 % perform some
type of background check prior to hiring new
employees.
At AFS 401 (k), our advisors are constantly in contact with
employees from all income levels, educational
backgrounds, and industries and we see common themes when it comes to the
types of questions they are asking us.
For the most part, these credit checks are not standard, especially in comparison to the previous three
types of background checks, but if your new
employee is getting access to the company credit card or running the accounting department, it's probably a good idea to make sure they're good with money.
This
type of Idaho driving record is the non-certified version
of the document directly above and is commonly used by employers and insurance companies to conduct
background checks on potential
employees / clients.
More and more companies are doing
background checks on prospective
employees and they are looking for precisely these
types of falsehoods.
Instead, they will want to speak to your references so they can ask specific questions about your
background to find out what
type of employee you were and why you might be qualified for the job they are hiring for.
Employee background checks, such as criminal records checks, employment verifications, personal searches, drug screening, and other
background checks can confirm applicant claims, uncover past behaviors, and demonstrate the
type of due diligence necessary to avoid negligent hiring.
While addressing compliance, we also help you create a
background check and screening policy that is in line with your business goals, risk tolerance, and the
types of employees you plan to hire.
The
background screening program builder is designed to help you easily determine the
types of background checks that should be performed on your prospective (and existing)
employees.