Periodic Background Checks

Is One Background Check Enough? Why Ongoing Screening Matters

Many employers believe that a thorough background check at the time of hire is enough to ensure a safe workplace. But for organizations committed to long-term safety, compliance, and risk management, screening shouldn’t stop on day one. Why Periodic Background Checks Are Becoming the Norm More companies are adopting recurring background checks as a standard practice; monthly, quarterly, […]

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Recruit Background Checks

Meeting Needs, Not Just Roles: A Smarter Approach to Hiring

Hiring the right talent doesn’t have to be an impossible quest. Leading companies like Unilever and American Express and many smaller businesses are rethinking how they hire. The key? Shifting from rigid job descriptions to a more flexible, needs-based approach through work design strategies. Why Traditional Role-Based Hiring Can Slow You Down Picture this: you’re looking

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Drug Policy Background Check

Rethinking Drug Testing: What Employers Need to Know in a Changing Legal Landscape

Pre-employment drug testing has long been a standard part of the hiring process. But in today’s rapidly changing legal and cultural climate, many employers are rethinking when and whether substance screening still makes sense. While some industries continue to require strict testing protocols, others are loosening or even eliminating these requirements. Understanding the evolving rules and

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Social Media Background

Social Media and Hiring: Why Screening Applicants Online Can Be Risky

Social media has transformed the way businesses find talent. Even small and mid-sized companies can now engage directly with potential candidates, both active and passive, through platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and even Instagram or TikTok. This strategy, known as social recruiting, offers a low-cost, high-visibility way to connect with job seekers and promote company culture. But

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