First edition, March 2011
It is critical to know whom you are hiring. Checking employment references can be an essential part of the hiring process. The 64-page guide provides you with straightforward explanations of what you need to know and do when checking an applicant’s references and providing post-employment references. The guide will help you to get a better understanding of the following:
- Types of reference screening practices
- Why one practice should be selected over the others
- Why using a third party could put you at greater risk for liability, if personal data is compromised
- Which candidates are appropriate targets for background checks
- What you must tell your candidates before and after the search
- Types of information you can legally request from applicants and current employees
- Best practices for conducting employment verifications, educational verifications, credit checks, criminal record checks and motor vehicle record checks
- How to use social networking websites when conducting background screenings and how to use caution when doing so
- The types of blanket policy statements concerning workers’ credit-worthiness to avoid
Please review the
Table of Contents for complete information and detailed list of resources.
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