Why the National Criminal Database with Alias is the Ultimate Starting Point for Background Checks

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Why the National Criminal Database with Alias is the Ultimate Starting Point for Background Checks

Employers need accurate, efficient, and compliant background screening solutions to mitigate hiring risks. Traditional background checks that lack alias searches may miss critical records, exposing businesses to liability. The National Criminal Database with Alias streamlines the process by automatically including name variations, improving accuracy, reducing costs, and ensuring compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). This white paper explores the importance of starting with a comprehensive database search and its impact on hiring decisions.

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