An EEOC complaint was filed by The Fortune Society against Macy’s on May 15, 2017 because “Macy’s screening practices result in otherwise qualified applicants and employees being denied job opportunities because of their criminal histories that have no bearing on their ability to perform the job”. It is important to focus on what Macy’s did […]
Headlines Are Only Half The Story
Headlines are usually only half the story. Don’t arrive at a quick conclusion without reading the details of a law. Always read the actual law and use competent employment legal counsel to help you interpret the law so it is applied properly in your own organization. You should review your hiring policies with such competent […]
Do You Want Felons and Registered Sex Offenders Taking You For a Ride?
Without background checks, felons and registered sex offenders could be taking you for a ride to your destination. Background checks work in uncovering potentially dangers people. Massachusetts officials say more than 10 percent of drivers for ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft have failed a required background check. About 8,200 failed the checks, which are required […]
Bad people usually remain bad people
Following up and buttressing the argument in a previous post,UC Davis published a study that illustrates the propensity of bad people not changing their bad behavior. What does a study of the effect of reducing original charges from felonies to misdemeanors have to do with employment screening? The answer goes to the reason we believe […]
Predictability of future criminal activity?
What does a study of the predictability of future criminal activity among firearm owners have to do with employment screening? The answer goes to the reason we believe employers should conduct background investigations. We think people will typically behave in the future as they have behaved in the past. We think this UC Davis study […]
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