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After all, they've worked for your organization before.
But time away from the company can bring significant changes that impact eligibility, compliance, and workplace safety.
That's why consistent screening practices matter—not only for new hires, but for rehires as well.
The goal isn't to question trust. It's to ensure every hiring decision is based on current, verified information.
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