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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

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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

What Your Boss Knows Could Hurt You

July 14, 2009 By Chris Miller

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Here’s some good tips on privacy from PC World.

Written by Christopher Null

How to Avoid Facebook and Twitter Disasters

Who knew your boss could see so much of your Facebook page–including the pics from your wild weekend? Oversharing can lead to underemployment. Take some practical steps to control what others see about you.

Read the article here.

After reading that you may want to read “Does Google Know Too Much About You?” by Ian Paul.

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Filed Under: 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Job Search, Negligent Hiring, Social Networks Tagged With: Facebook, Social Networks, Twitter

Hiring Managers Are Checking You Out

June 10, 2009 By Chris Miller

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According to a Jump Start Social Media survey that polled 100 hiring managers at small, mid-sized and large companies:

Three-quarters of hiring managers check LinkedIn to research the credentials of job candidates.  Of the hiring managers surveyed, 75% use LinkedIn, 48% use Facebook, and 26% use Twitter to research candidates before making a job offer.

“Social media is not only a great networking tool, it’s also a way for employers to perform reference checks on job candidates,” said Veronica Fielding, president of Digital Brand Expressions and its social media service for consumers, Jump Start Social Media. “Because LinkedIn is the most professionally oriented of the three, it tends to attract hiring managers who are doing due diligence.”

Read the rest of the article here.

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Filed Under: 2008 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Background Checks, Best Practices For Employee Screening, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, employment background checks, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Sex Offenders, Social Networks Tagged With: Background Checks, Employee Background Checks, Employee Screening, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Social Networks, Twitter

The One Thing Not To Post On Twitter

June 8, 2009 By Chris Miller

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Filed Under: 2008 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Best Practices For Employee Screening, Drug-Free Workplace, Employee Screening, Job Search, Sex Offenders, Social Networks Tagged With: Drug Screening, Drug-Free Workplace, Negligent Hiring, Social Networks, Twitter

Are Colleges Spying On High School Students?

June 6, 2009 By Chris Miller

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From The (Toledo) Blade

There has been a growing trend in recent years for employers to check out MySpace, Facebook, and, more recently, Twitter pages on the Internet to learn more about people applying for jobs. There even have been cases in which college students were denied degrees or certifications because of objectionable things posted on their social networking sites.

Now, high school students have cause to beware as well because a significant number of colleges are using these sites, as well as search engines, to research and evaluate applicants, even denying admissions or scholarships based on what they find.

According to the National Association for College Admission Counseling, 26 percent of college admission officers surveyed said they used Internet search engines and 21 percent said they used social networking sites to research prospective students. The survey of hundreds of colleges was conducted by the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth.

In other words, it’s not just predators who might be monitoring the tweets and posts of teenagers. It also could be the people who decide where those teens go to college, which ought to make young people pause before they hit the send button to share with friends their latest exploits.

Related Posts From FYI Screening:

  • The Dangers of Using Social Networks for Employee Screening
  • Employee Screening Through Social Networks
  • 5 Legal Reasons Why Your Company Should Have a Social Networking Policy
  • Twitter and Employment Law Issues
  • The Other Background Check: What Does Google Have To Say About You?

Photo Credit: lancefisher

Filed Under: 2008 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2009 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2010 Best Employee Screening Posts, 2011 Best Employee Screening Posts, Employee Screening, Employee Screening Tips, employment background checks, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Sex Offenders, Social Networks Tagged With: Employee Screening, Job Search, Legal Compliance, Social Networks, Twitter

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