Arrest of officer spurs questions about background checks
We ran across an interesting story yesterday detailing the vetting process, or lack thereof, of police officers in a certain city. Essentially, a police officer was arrested for highly questionable […]
When a report of sexual harassment could cost millions
Excerpted from an Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Blog by Timia Skelton and Anne Yuengert If an employee complains about a sexually suggestive picture circulating in the workplace that looks […]
White House unveils AI Action Plan
Excerpted from an IAPP Blog my Caitlin Andrews The White House released its vision for artificial intelligence policy on July 23 with a heavy focus on breaking down barriers to […]
Does “old school” intuition work?
Yes, the proper definition of “old school” generally refers to ideas or styles that are traditional, conservative, or characteristic of an earlier era. Here at GroupOne Background Screening, we believe “old […]