Latest News about Background Checks (page 65)

Texas to Require Drug Screening for Unemployment Benefits

Pre-employment screening is standard practice in many fields, but unemployment screening is a relatively new concept. Texas Governor Rick Perry recently si

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West Virginia Regulates Health Maintenance Tasks

The West Virginia legislature passed legislation regulating the performance of health maintenance tasks by unlicensed personnel. The new law amends West Vi

Town Struggles to Craft Cost-Effective Background Check Policy

After accidentally hiring a Level 2 Offender to work in their recreation department, the town of Moreau, NY continues to struggle to implement an effective

New Child Care Provider Background Check Law to Take Effect in Indiana

Starting in July, any Indiana child care facility that receives financial support from the federal government will be required to run a national background

Rhode Island Requires School Volunteers to Have Background Checks

At the end of last month, Rhode Island’s Governor signed a bill into law that will require all school volunteers in the state to undergo a criminal backgro

Hotels Charged in Cases Involving High-Level Offender Who Was Not Subjected to a Background Check

Civil complaints for failing to perform a background check on a night manager have been filed in the Maricopa County Superior Court against two Mesa AZ hot

Georgia Child Care Providers React to New Background Check Legislation

Earlier this month, Georgia expanded its background check policy for childcare workers to include fingerprint-based multi-jurisdictional criminal backgroun

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Arkansas Responds to a Shortage of Healthcare Service Providers

  Earlier this month the Arkansas Legislature declared an emergency exists due to a shortage of personnel who are ready and willing to provide personal ser

Parents of boys on a youth basketball team reportedly helped a coach circumvent background checks, enabling a convicted offender to interact with minors and commit another crime

While mandatory background checks for school employees, coaches, child care personnel and other individuals who may have contact with minors as part of the