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Employers Paid Out $174M to Resolve Background Check Lawsuits

Cisive

A new compilation of court records finds that over the past decade employers have paid out over $174 million to resolve class-action lawsuits alleging that they violated federal rules governing the use of background-check reports on job applicants. Related : Why FCRA Standards and Processes Matter for Employers. million).

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Colts Vs. Patriots–Background Check

ExactHire

A Little Background Check It’s no accident that the Colts and Patriots are playing for the right to represent the AFC in Super Bowl 49. And when faced with critical personnel matters, they gather the best information, perform thorough analysis, and remain true to their vision in making the right hiring decisions. Is it bad luck?

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Fair Chance Hiring and Criminal Background Checks

Sterling Check

As companies begin to scrutinize their hiring processes to eliminate bias and increase equity, the question of criminal background checks is often part of the conversation. Understanding these laws can help organizations to continue to conduct criminal background screening and still achieve goals of increased diversity.

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Perspective: Why #1 Matters in Background Screening

Aurico

Ethically minded consumers, anti-globalists, and informed investors are not just concerned with whether a product or service is good; they also want to know how any company they partner with is publicly perceived. It is for this reason that it is increasingly crucial to do business with a reputable background screening company.

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Deep Dive: 4 States with New Workplace Drug & Alcohol Laws

Cisive

Takeaways Cannabis laws are limiting employers from screening for cannabis. Top 4 employer takeaways for a successful drug screening program. Below is a review of the most recent legal changes to workplace drug and alcohol screening programs. In 2011, The Delaware Medical Marijuana Act was passed and signed into law.

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Sterling Celebrates 10th Anniversary of iCIMS Partnership

Sterling Check

Chris Amabile: iCIMS always recognized Sterling’s position as a leader in the background check space. Harris Bornstein: Back in 2013, Sterling’s offering was primarily centered around standard drug and background screening. This helps our clients navigate the journey (from screening to onboarding) via our integration.

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Fair Chance Hiring Practices

Sterling Check

As companies begin to scrutinize their hiring processes to eliminate bias and increase equity, the question of criminal background checks is often part of the conversation. Understanding these laws can help organizations to continue to conduct criminal background screening and still achieve goals of increased equity and diversity.