Looking for Ways to Improve Background Checks on City Employees
The City of Schenectady, New York is working on improving its background checks for city employees. According to an article published by the Times Union, t
The City of Schenectady, New York is working on improving its background checks for city employees. According to an article published by the Times Union, t
On January 24, Larry Nassar was sentenced to “40 to 175 years in prison” for assaulting and molesting at least 150 underage girls. Nassar, a former doctor
A San Antonio nonprofit organization is in the headlines due to a major embezzlement case. The NPO, called Centro San Antonio, hired a staff accountant in
Denver Public Schools has fired a bus driver for getting into an accident while on the phone, explains a report from Fox 31 Denver. The bus driver, Nykeshi
As the most populous state in the country, California is now the largest jurisdiction to implement ban the box policies for private employers. Per a report
Kentucky’s biggest school district is preparing to implement new background check policies. Per a report from Louisville-based Fox affiliate WDRB, Jefferso
The Parks and Recreation Department in Forsyth County, Georgia will soon implement a new background screening policy. Per local coverage, the policy focuse
California’s Central District U.S. District Court made headlines last month by dismissing an FCRA lawsuit against Home Depot. Per a report from The Nationa
The New York City Commission on Human Rights (Commission) issued a guidance to assist employers in understanding the New York City’s Salary History law, wh
Vail Resorts, a company that runs four ski resorts in Colorado and numerous resorts in other parts of the country, failed to flag an employee guilty of a s