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Christopher Watler, Chief External Affairs Officer, Center for Employment Opportunities
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Background screening is a vital and inevitable part of any hiring process. It not only helps employers validate the accuracy of the information provided by candidates before offering them a job, but also protects employers from a number of potential risks.
As an HR leader you want to stay in touch with any industry developments. We get asked about how other employers screen all the time. That’s why Verified Credentials published the 2021 In-Depth Screening Guide: Trends Report.
Comprehensive background checks performed by accredited screening firms will ultimately save companies time and money.
For many employers and job seekers, there is a glimmer of light in this endless Covid-19 tunnel. While the pandemic continues to ebb and flow, businesses are opening up, employers are hiring again, and vaccines are widely available in many countries.
Here’s what you need to know about how these new court rulings can impact your ability to hire, and what you can do about it.
Despite the challenges, job seekers with past convictions are motivated to work and want to contribute to their communities.
Garlic can help protect your home from vampires and water can melt a witch with just a few drops, but what can help rid your hiring process of ghosts? Ghosting—which is when a candidate stops all communication with a recruiter without warning—is on the rise.
Talent development and recruiting teams require modernization and a new way of thinking.
The ability to conduct background checks before making employment offers is a critical part of the hiring process. This is especially true for certain high-risk industries and roles, such as the healthcare and financial services industries, teachers, childcare providers, and other sensitive positions.