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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
History |
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Are your employees placed in a position of trust?
Do your clients place trust in your service?
Are you vulnerable to the public?
Could you be sued for negligent hiring practices? |
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Motor Vehicle
Records (MVR) |
Does the employee drive a company car?
Is he/she asked to run a company errand?
Must the employee drive between locations or meetings? |
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Education
Confirmation |
Does the job require a degree?
Are credentials important to your credibility?
Is he/she one of the 30% that exaggerate their education? |
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Credit Link |
Will this employee have cash-handling responsibilities?
Is valuable equipment accessible to this employee?
Does the job allow for access to leased/rented properties?
Will the employee manage other people's property? |
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Previous
Employment
Verification
(PEV) |
Has this applicant stretched the employment dates?
Does this applicant have the experience he/she claims?
Do your managers make the proper attempt to confirm PEV, or is it too much of a hassle? |
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Name Link |
Has this applicant used an alias?
Did the applicant use another name to deceive employers?
Are there discrepancies in the social security number? |
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Workers'
Compensation
Claims History
(WCC) |
Can the employee perform the major functions of the job?
Does the employee's history make the company vulnerable?
(To be used post-job offer, during the medical review process.) |
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Achievement Tec
8:00 am - 5:00 pm (CST) Monday - Friday
1-800-333-5852 toll free
1-972-701-8603 in Texas
1-972-701-8936 Fax, 24 hours a day
E-mail
Visit our contact page for more details |
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