BACKGROUND CHECK COMPLIANCE: Mitigating Risk to Your Business

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BACKGROUND CHECK COMPLIANCE: Mitigating Risk to Your Business

This in-depth guide will help you land on the right side of the FCRA, EEOC and ban-the-box laws. We’ll help you understand a background check provider’s role in helping you maintain compliance when conducting background checks, and using background check results to make hiring decisions. We’ll provide guidance on how to research and assess compliance-focused background check providers, and help you learn how to mitigate the risk of lawsuits.

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