Latest News about Background Checks (page 58)

Compliance and Legislation, oregon, law about vulnerable persons

Oregon Passes Legislation About Abuse of Vulnerable Adults

New legislation passed in Oregon this month amending sections of the law about vulnerable persons. Most of the changes to the law involve investigations by

Industry News, ban the box

Indianapolis and Marion County Ban the Box

Indianapolis (and Marion County) is following the lead of many other jurisdictions that have recently adopted ban-the-box laws. These laws refer to the eli

Industry News, ban the box, mississippi

Mississippi Un-Bans the Box

“Ban the box” refers to eliminating the box on job applications that require applicants to disclose whether they have been charged with or convicted of a c

Compliance and Legislation, Background Checks, EEOC, FTC, equal employment

Employers, Background Checks, and Government Rules

For employers, background checks are a helpful hiring tool. However, there are rules to follow. Learn about government guidelines here.

Town Bars Police Athletic League from Using Local Facilities over Background Check Oversights

A branch of the National Police Athletic League based in Phillipsburg, New Jersey has come under fire for insufficient background checks. The Police Athlet

Washington Substitute Teacher Cleared Background Checks Despite Criminal History

According to a recent report published by KREM 2, a local news source based in Spokane Valley, Washington, a substitute teacher at one of the town's elemen

Compliance and Legislation, expungement, education, employment

Expunged Records Are Off Limits to Employers in North Carolina

The North Carolina legislators passed Senate Bill 93 last year for the purpose of clearing the public record of any entry of any arrest, criminal charge, o

Industry News, Background Checks, Richmond, virginia

Virginia City with Sketchy Hiring History Vows Improved Background Check Policies

Richmond, Virginia may be a state capital city, but that doesn’t mean that it is any more immune to unsavory hiring decisions than any other employment ent

New Bill Could Give West Virginia Colleges the Power to Run Background Checks on Incoming Students

With a few exceptions, background checks are generally thought of as pertaining to employment situations. However, growing reservations about educational e