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Confirming the Facts
The need for an employer to be well-informed about his prospective hires is becoming all too important. "Negligent Hiring" lawsuits are on the increase, resumes exaggerate credentials, sensitive positions are sought out by less-than-trustworthy individuals. Most companies must experience the deceit, or worse yet, a lawsuit, before they take action... before they confirm the facts.

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Criminal |
Are your employees placed in a position of trust? |
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SSN Trace |
Has this applicant used an alias? |
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Driving Records |
Does the employee drive a company car? |
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Education |
Does the job require a degree? |
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Employment Credit Report |
Will this employee have cash-handling responsibilities? |
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Previous |
Has this applicant stretched the employment dates? |
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Workers' |
Can the employee perform the major functions of the job? |
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