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In this Issue:
- Legal Alert: California has passed Assembly Bill 218 which will prevent state and local agencies from inquiring about an applicant�s criminal history on an employment application.
- Tip of the Month: This month we will focus on the question, "what information can I search for?"
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From the Editor's Desk
In this edition of our monthly e-newsletter, Home Depot has been slapped with a class action lawsuit for violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), for allegedly failing to properly inform job applicants that adverse action was taken due to the results of a background check.
Our legal alert covers California Assembly Bill 218 which will prevent state and local agencies from inquiring about an applicant�s criminal history on an employment application.
Finally, our tip of the month addresses the question so many employers have: what information can I search for on an employment background check?
Please forward our e-newsletter to friends and colleagues who may benefit from our published information.
Sincerely,
Cody Farzad,
Vice President/Editor
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By Khodadawd "Cody" J. Farzad
California has passed Assembly Bill 218 which will prevent state and local agencies from inquiring about an applicant�s criminal history on an employment application. Supporters of the bill argue that 20%.
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 By Khodadawd "Cody" J. Farzad
For each �tip of the month� this year we will focus on 12 different recommendations for creating a non-discriminatory employment background screening program.
Any public record information bearing on the applicant, including information about their character, general reputation, personal characteristics, and/or mode of living, and which can involve personal interviews with sources as neighbors, friends, or associates. These reports may contain information regarding. Read More
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