Don’t over react to ban the box legislation by totaling removing a question about an individual’s prior criminal convictions from your hiring process after accepting the initial application. We had a client so concerned about avoiding any liability associated with ban the box legislation that they removed the question about previous criminal convictions altogether. If […]
Job Descriptions Are Important Because….
Job descriptions are important because they impact every aspect of your workforce management activities. In the background investigation arena, job descriptions establish a link between the job’s essential functions and why individuals with unacceptable past criminal convictions will not be allowed to enter the workforce. The EEOC describes this as an important link between job […]
Using Recidivism Rates to Make Hiring Decisions
Using recidivism rates to make hiring decisions makes business sense to us. If a person with a criminal record has not exhibited unacceptable past behavior within a certain period of time, can you make a prediction of their future behavior? We believe that most people normally don’t change their behavior. They will behave and perform […]
Inspect What You Expect From…..
Inspect what you expect from companies who assure you they are performing background investigations on their employees who deliver services to your organization. Similar to individuals, companies don’t always tell you the truth. Case in point was the situation that occurred when the City of Chicago discovered that transportation providers were not complying with established […]
Two Good Reasons to have a Medical Review Officer
There are two good reasons to have a Medical Review Officer involved with your drug testing program. Before we discuss those two good reasons, let’s define the term Medical Review Officer (MRO). An MRO is a person who is a licensed physician and who is responsible for receiving and reviewing laboratory results generated by an […]
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