Over 100 states and cities across the United States have limited the use of an applicant’s criminal history in all but limited circumstances. Against this “ban the box” tsunami, some employers also have been attacked for not being aggressive enough in rejecting applicants based on their criminal backgrounds. The “Catch 22” has left some employers in doubt as to the course to take. Manufacturers will be well served to review their policies and practices accordingly.
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The Background Check Conundrum: “Manufacturing” a Problem (Pun Intended)
Oct 1, 2015 | Background Screening, Employment Screening
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