Background checks remain important, if imperfect, for employers - Crawford Ellenbogen

A recent study found that background checks on job candidates aren’t always accurate, but that doesn’t mean employers should give up on them. Comprehensive and legally compliant background checks, properly conducted by either your organization or a trusted third party, can still reveal noteworthy information about job applicants. Examples include resumé inaccuracies, financial difficulties, and criminal charges or convictions. While conducting background checks, be sure to make legal compliance your highest priority. Particularly germane is the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Work with a qualified attorney. Meanwhile, feel free to contact us for help managing the costs of your hiring process.