Why Do Employee Background Checks?
The prominence of safety and security concerns in recent years
has put more pressure on employees and even volunteers to submit
to a background check. Employers want
and should know if employees or job seekers are telling the
truth. Studies show that upwards of 40% of resumes may be
embellished or false
When using HRGlobalSystems the burden of checking valuable information about potential employees falls on us. HRGlobalSystems will assist you in designing a program that is best suited to your company's needs.
Turn around times & what you will receive (applies to most states contact us for actual times)
• Drug Testing
We have numerous on-site testing options. E-Mail or call us for more information.
• Statewide Criminal Report- 24-72 hours
Verify that the applicant has no criminal history - (statewide if available) includes felony and misdemeanor convictions.
• Workers Compensation Report- 24-72 hours
Information on claims pending and filed, monies being collected and a history of previous injuries. Shows the work history of potential employees.
• County Records-24-72 hours
Verify that the applicant has no criminal history includes felony and misdemeanor convictions. HR Mangers use this to verify the accuracy of the applicant Includes all felony and misdemeanors in the county where the applicant resided in and lived.
• Driving Records
This report is a necessity if the applicant is hired to drive for your company. An MVR obtained can find violations dating back 3-7 years.
• Employment verification
This report will verify the past employment history and accuracy. This saves Hr Managers countless hours of time that could be spent doing other important tasks.
• Education verification
This report will verify the educational background of a potential employee. It will show colleges and universities they attended and their academic record.
• Social Security # verification
Any effective, reliable, and FCRA-compliant criminal background check begins with a Social Security Number Trace. The trace is a crucial component of criminal history research as it is used as a roadmap to select court jurisdictions that should be researched for criminal records. Additionally, it provides any alias names associated with that number. The same courts should be checked under all relevant and/or unique alias names.
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