A Louisville Metro Council committee has approved a measure prohibiting the city and its private contractors from asking about an...
More Charlotte City Manager Ron Carlee has officially “banned the box”. Applicants for city jobs will now no longer see a question about...
More The Senate has voted 96-2 to reauthorize a $5 billion annual grant program that provides childcare for 1.6 million children. It includes a new...
More A bill introduced February 18, 2014 in the U.S. House of Representatives would require registered manufacturers and distributors of controlled...
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The South Dakota House State Affairs Committee has passed a bill to require background checks of officers and employees of the Governor’s...
More All teachers will now have to undergo background checks, under a policy approved 9 to 1 by the State Board of Education. The policy requires all...
More A recent survey of hiring managers and HR professionals reports that more than two in five companies use social networking sites to research job...
More Hiring decisions are among the most important choices for any employer, but the process can be complex. For the first time, the Federal Trade...
More These days, a common question on job applications is whether you’ve ever been arrested. But a growing number of states, including Minnesota...
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89% of breaches and data loss incidents could have been prevented 740 million records disclosed 31% of insiders were due to insider threats or...
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The first law in the nation to require the widespread drug testing of health care employees may be on its way to passage, as the New Hampshire...
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