A judge with the U.S. Department of Justice immigration office has ordered a temporary employment company to pay nearly $210,000 for more than 400...
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Staffing Co. Hit With $209K Fine for I-9 Filing Violations
Colorado Repeals Duplicative Employment Verification Requirement
It’s not often that HR and hiring managers receive good news when it comes to changes in I-9 and E-Verify practice. As most employers are...
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Federal Railroad Administration Expands Drug and Alcohol Testing For Maintenance-of-Way Workers
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) recently announced a final rule expanding drug and alcohol testing...
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Connecticut Joins Ban the Box Movement
Connecticut has joined the “Ban the Box” movement, becoming the most recent state in the nation to implement statewide legislation prohibiting...
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Commissioners Approve “Ban the Box” Ordinance
People applying for a job in Broward County government will no longer be initially asked if they’ve been arrested or have a criminal...
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Louisiana Legislature Passes “Ban the Box” for State Employers
Louisiana is anticipated to become the latest state to enact statewide protections for applicants with criminal backgrounds under the well-known...
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Philadelphia Limits Employer Use of Credit Information
Beginning July 7, 2016, employers in Philadelphia may not consider credit history or other credit-related information for job-related decisions...
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Uber Settles Driver Lawsuit Over Background Checks, to pay $7.5 Million
Uber has agreed to pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by drivers over background checks conducted by the ride-hailing company. The case...
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“Ban The Box” Does More Harm Than Good
Life in prison is meant to be difficult. But it doesn’t always get better once you’re out. Re-entering offenders often have a tough time finding...
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Waffle House Must Face Class Employment Claims
A class action claiming Waffle House didn’t hire prospective employees based on false information garnered from background checks, will...
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California Federal Court Tentatively Approves $5.7 Million Deal to Settle Class Action Alleging
A California federal judge issued a written tentative ruling indicating that she would likely approve AutoZone, Inc.’s agreement to pay $5.7...
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Security Clearance Background Checks—McCaskill, Tester Probe Oversight Plans for Creation of New Agency
U.S. Senators Claire McCaskill and Jon Tester are probing the transition of federal security clearance background checks to a newly created...
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