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Best Employee Screening Articles For August & September 2009

October 1, 2009 By Chris Miller

human_resourcesIn case you missed any of our employee screening articles for August and September, here’s a quick recap of our most popular:

  • Recruiters Are Checking You Out On Facebook
  • Top 10 Articles On Employee Screening
  • The Secret of Successful Hiring
  • Truth and Lies On Resumes
  • More Background Checks
  • Sex Offenders In Ohio
  • Florida’s Flawed Background Screening System
  • The Pros & Cons of Googling Candidates

Smart, Compliant Hiring Decisions Made Easy

FYI Screening, Inc. is a leading provider of on-demand, easy to use employee screening solutions.

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Judge Rejects Bid to Delay E-Verify Mandate

September 8, 2009 By Chris Miller

The Wall Street Journal reports:

Agencies across the federal government Tuesday will start ordering contractors to use an electronic immigration system to verify the legal status of their roughly 3.8 million workers, barring an emergency stay from a federal appeals court in Virginia.

The sweeping new mandate, crafted by the Bush White House but being implemented by the Obama administration, represents a significant expansion for the so-called E-Verify system, which government officials and independent experts expect to become mandatory for all private employers nationwide in the future.

About 169,000 federal contractors and subcontractors will eventually be covered by the program taking effect Tuesday.

U.S. District Court Judge Alexander Williams, Jr., of Maryland, rejected an 11th-hour-effort late Friday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other business groups to delay the mandate while a federal appeal is pending.

The rest of the story is here.

Read Porter Wright’s Employer Law Report – E-Verify: What Does This Mean For My Company?

Related Posts From FYI Screening:

  • E-Verify Federal Contractor Rule Delayed 4th Time
  • 5 Improvements Coming To E-Verify
  • 6 Tips On I-9 Compliance In The Hospitality Industry

Filed Under: 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, E-Verify, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, Legal Compliance, Social Networks, Uncategorized Tagged With: E-Verify, Legal Compliance

Top 10 Articles On Employee Screening

August 28, 2009 By Chris Miller

Since we’ve had an increase in readers to our employee screening blog, I thought it would be a good idea to make the new folks aware of our most viewed articles.

Here they are:

  • Form I-9 and E-Verify News
  • Job Applicants – What To Do About Identity Theft
  • 4 Ways Employees Can Steal From You
  • The Reality of Reference Checking
  • How Not To Get Fired
  • Employee Screening Through Social Networks
  • The Dangers of Using Social Networks for Employee Screening
  • The Other Background Check: What Does Google Have To Say About You?
  • The Pitfalls Of Using Social Networking To Screen Potential Employees
  • Diploma Mills: Degrees of Deception

Want to learn more about employee background screening?

  • 5 Reasons To Do Employee Background Checks
  • 4 Tips on How to Avoid Negligent Hiring Lawsuits
  • 4 Tips For Preventing Workplace Violence

Filed Under: 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, Background Checks, Best Practices For Employee Screening, E-Verify, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, employment background checks, Identity Theft, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Negligent Hiring, Sex Offenders, Social Networks, Workplace Violence Tagged With: E-Verify, Employee Background Checks, Employee Screening, Identity Theft, Social Networks

Employee Screening Articles For June & July 2009

August 3, 2009 By Chris Miller

In case you missed any of our employee screening articles for June and July, here’s a quick recap of our most popular:

  • 6 Tips On I-9 Compliance In The Hospitality Industry
  • 5 Legal Reasons Why Your Company Should Have a Social Networking Policy
  • Are Colleges Spying On High School Students?
  • Hiring Managers Are Checking You Out
  • New Employee Screening Trend -Second Chance For Ex-Offenders
  • E-Verify for Employers in South Carolina and Mississippi
  • Small Business Guide To Pre-Employment Background Checks
  • The Hottest, Newest HR Technology for Background Screening
  • The Importance Of Post-Hire Background Checks
  • 4 Tips On How To Use Social Networks For Employee Screening

Smart, Compliant Hiring Decisions Made Easy

FYI Screening, Inc. offers a complete portfolio of employee screening services that will help you work smarter while providing the industry’s fastest turnaround and the highest quality results. This will allow your company to focus on what really matters:  hiring and retaining the best employees possible.

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Filed Under: 2008 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Company News, E-Verify, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, Employee Screening Trends, employment background checks, Identity Theft, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Nonprofits, Sex Offenders, Social Networks Tagged With: E-Verify, Employee Background Checks, Employee Screening, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Social Networks, Twitter

The Importance Of Post-Hire Background Checks

July 7, 2009 By Chris Miller

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The Columbus Dispatch reported:

Five years ago, Tristan J. Quintero passed the background check that enabled him to get a job caring for mentally disabled Ohioans.

The state doesn’t require post-hire background checks, so workers are trusted to self-report subsequent offenses that could disqualify them. But Quintero apparently told no one that he’d been convicted on weapons charges in 2008 and indicted again in May.

As a result, he was still on the job the night of May 28, 2009. That’s when he left the apartment of his disabled South Side client, James Monroe, and raped a neighbor, police said.

Could This Horrible Crime Have Been Prevented?

There’s a good chance Quintero’s weapon’s charge would have been discovered if periodic background checks were done after he was hired.  And this crime could have been prevented.

Most organizations understand the importance of conducting pre-employment background screening, but many companies don’t properly consider the continued risks employees present after they are hired.

Here are 4 Tips On Setting Up A Post-Hire Screening Program

  • Establish a written policy for post employment screening. Candidates and employees should have a full understanding of the company’s screening policies and procedures, especially when conducting post-hire screenings.
  • Make sure you have a signed release form authorizing the right to conduct a background check throughout employment. Here is an example of the language that could be used on the Disclosure and Authorization form:

“I have carefully read and understand this Disclosure and Authorization form and the attached summary of rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. By my signature below, I consent to the release of consumer reports and investigative consumer reports prepared by a consumer reporting agency, such as FYI Screening, Inc., to the Company and its designated representatives and agents. I understand that if the Company hires me, my consent will apply, and the Company may obtain reports, throughout my employment.”

  • Be consistent with your post employment screening. Your online screening system should have a feature built-in which makes it easy to rescreen current employees.
  • We recommend companies re-screen employees annually or biannually.

Conclusion

Implementing a post-hire screening program can help reduce workplace loss, retain the best employees and mitigate a company’s risk.

Contact FYI Screening, Inc. if you need help with implementing your company’s post-hire screening program.

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Filed Under: 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Background Checks, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, Employee Screening Trends, employment background checks, Job Search, Sex Offenders, Social Networks Tagged With: Post-Hire Screening

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