Excerpted from Inside Sources by Rebecca Vallas and Sharon Dietrich With jobless claims topping an unprecedented 30 million and counting, nearly half of American workers may be unemployed by mid-May. We are already in a recession; the only...
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By Danny Davila, Director of FCRA Regulatory Risk and Consumer Compliance Advisor, GroupOne Background Screening After working for two major healthcare systems, the importance of emergency response planning was drilled into the workforce...
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Excerpted from Lexology by Amal Law Group With unemployment skyrocketing at an unprecedented rate because of COVID-19, there is no doubt that many individuals with a criminal record will find their past resurfacing, if not haunting them, as they...
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Still working from home due to the COVID-19 crisis, GroupOne Background Screening sales associate, HR guru and salsa king David Graves posted a continuation of his video series this afternoon to discuss criminal background screenings. Plus...
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Excerpted from Pittsburgh’s Action News by Elena LaQuatra Parents in the Norwin School District are concerned after a volunteer facing criminal charges was in attendance during a production of the middle school musical. Parents expressed...
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Excerpted from Chicago Tribune by Randy Blaser When I wanted to coach my sons’ youth baseball team, I had to submit to a criminal background check. And when I wanted to go on a camp out when they were in the Boy Scouts, I had to submit to a...
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Excerpted from Reno Gazette Journal by Jason Hidalgo Background checks on Phil DeLone, then a candidate for CEO of the Reno Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority, failed to catch two lawsuits alleging workplace harassment in two states, a Reno...
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Excerpted from KIVI BOISE by Madeline White The affordable housing crisis is difficult for everyone — but it’s especially hard on those with criminal histories, since finding a place to rent can sometimes feel next to impossible...
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Excerpted from US News by Trevor Bach California’s affordable housing nightmare is well known: More than 40% of residents are now classified as housing cost-burdened, the highest proportion of any state. In many cities in the San Francisco...
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It sounds like a great idea. You walk into a store looking for a job and are asked three simple questions: 1. Are you authorized to work in the U.S.? 2. Can you stand for up to eight hours? 3. Can you lift more than 50 pounds? If the answer is...
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Did you know 33% of employees admit to stealing money from employers and that 30% of business failures are related to employee theft? And this is after pre-employment screening. While pre-employment screening is critical in protecting companies...
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Excerpted from The Mercury News by Marisa Kendall Oakland on Tuesday moved to become the first city in the state to ban landlords from investigating the criminal history of renters applying for both public and private housing. The Fair Chance...
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