Employers screen their workforces to protect their property, confidential information and employees, and also to mitigate the risk of negligent hiring claims. What do you do when an applicant’s background check reveals information of concern and may pose a risk to the organization? This webinar goes into detail whether (and to what extent) an employer can make decisions about information revealed from a pre-employment background check.
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The world of employment screening is always changing. From new laws and regulations to shifting hiring dynamics, questions around the process are common. Do you struggle to navigate the complex world?
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As ban-the-box legislation continues to become more common in employment law, it’s more important than ever for employers to keep up with the ever-changing landscape. Register for our upcoming webinar

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