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Criminal Background Checks Still a Necessity When Hiring
A recent spate of lawsuits has got me thinking about second chances, and whether and how employers should give them to job seekers. A little background: the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed several lawsuits against employers, claiming that their … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil Rights Act, criminal background checks, EEOC, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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