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Best Practices for Employee Due Diligence in the Financial Services Industry

Sterling Check

Vetting new hires is important for any position, especially within the financial services industry. The Undercover Recruiter broke down the cost of a bad hire (earning $62,000 a year and terminated after 2.5 years), in a recent infographic, The Outrageous Costs of a Bad Hire. Damaged employee relations and morale.

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Mitigate the Risk: Best Practices for Employee, Client and Third Party Due Diligence in the Financial Services Industry

Sterling Check

Hiring the right talent, maintaining accountability for those you hire and managing through the complex regulatory landscape has never been more important – and more challenging for financial institutions. Employee and Registered Representative Due Diligence Best Practices.

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Is a LinkedIn search subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act

Ohio Employer's Law

I’ve written a lot in the past few years about the pros and cons of companies using social media to conduct background checks on applicants and employees (e.g., In other words, because LinkedIn creates its databases solely from information submitted by its account holders, it falls outside the FCRA’s coverage.

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Compliance Training Decoded: 8 Essential Types Every Workplace Needs

Engagedly

Compliance training becomes a key element in this process, ensuring that the workforce remains aware of organizational regulations and follows them religiously. Think of compliance training as the secret weapon for business successit might not be thrilling, but it is crucial. However, this can be avoided with the right training.