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OSU Creates Robust Background Check Requirements for Individuals Working with Minors

Ohio State University is joining the ranks of the many schools that have finally put into place official rules requiring background checks on all employees

Dallas Man’s Fake Resume and SSN Should Have Been Detected with Employment Verification and Background Checks

Heads are still reeling in Dallas, TX after city employees failed to detect multiple problems with a new hire’s resume. That new hire, Antoine Flowers, wen

Immigrants face background check on path to citizenship

With more talks concerning immigration reform happening across the aisles, immigrants may be facing long waits before obtaining US Citizenship. Right now,

Legislation for Required Background Checks at ECE Facilities Could Sweep States Nationwide

A new legislation will be filed to demand stricterbackground checks and sex offender verification procedure for those wishing to become licensed in the ear

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Richmond, Virginia Bans the Box

The ordinance only applies to employees of the City, not private employees in the city. The new City ordinance becomes effective immediately. Richmond City

Prior Criminal History of Nurse in Video Was Not Public

As the case against Andrea Bowling of Elkland is developing, the agency who hired her is telling the media that her previous criminal record simply did not

Background Checks Get Stalled by the Stroudsburg School Board

According to state law, school board members cannot be appointed if they have certain criminal convictions on their record. Unfortunately, most schools don

New Hampshire State Representative Urges Full Disclosure of School Workers’ Criminal Histories

Kenneth Kimber, a member of the I.T. department at Portsmouth, New Hampshire School Department was fired from his job after his arrest on internet-sex char

Texas Governor Increases Background Checks and Security around Mansion

Lawmakers in Texas are voicing their complaints about the increased security measures when trying to attend a reception at the Governor’s Mansion. One lawm