Should You Erase Your Online Presence When Applying to Jobs?
Social media posts can say more about you to potential employers than you might like. Some now argue for wiping your social presence when you're a job applicant—should you?
Social media posts can say more about you to potential employers than you might like. Some now argue for wiping your social presence when you're a job applicant—should you?
More states have taken up the cause of fair chance or second chance legislation. We take a quick look at the latest updates around the nation.
In an effort to improve the safety of schools and childcare, some states have recently enacted new fingerprint background check requirements. Are these solutions a superior option to traditional check...
A vast number of Americans have been incarcerated, and the challenges they face upon release often include getting a job. How should businesses approach these candidates?
Are tools to screen for past crimes or recent criminal acts really worth the effort to obtain and use? Yes—very much so. Recent news stories highlight the red flags they could raise.
In this quick roundup of recent news, we look at how failures and lapses at the institutional level can leave students vulnerable and how employers must do more to protect those in their care.
With a housing market leaving many buyers shut out and a rental market burdened by inflation, controversy has erupted over landlords who make it harder to qualify for property.
Camps are a major part of the summer season, and for parents who work, camps and summer daycares are a vital asset. What can you do to be sure you choose a safe place for your child?
Following a 2008 murder, police charged a man and held him in jail for more than eight years before he was acquitted. The case highlights some difficult challenges and questions.