Navigating Background Checks on Minors: Legal, Ethical, and Practical Considerations for Employers

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Navigating Background Checks on Minors: Legal, Ethical, and Practical Considerations for Employers

Hiring minors is a practical and often cost-effective strategy for many employers, particularly during seasonal peaks like summer or the holidays. However, conducting background checks on minors comes with unique legal, ethical, and practical considerations. This white paper explores the challenges and best practices for employers, providing actionable insights to help organizations remain compliant and responsible while building a youthful and trustworthy workforce.

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