Background Screening
We have built our system and processes to make you look great!
Candidate Experience
Candidate Experience
We focus on your applicants experience to make the process clean and quick. Our goal is to make you look great!
Automated Compliance
FCRA, EEOC... You have plenty to worry about, let us help you to keep your I's dotted and your T's crossed.
Custom Packages
You are your own company and do things your way. We will not force you into a preselected package! Build the package that meets your specific needs!
Bank-grade Security
SOC2 compliance
Automated Compliance
Compliance Built-In
The FCRA, EEOC, and your state laws require employers to follow certain procedures for background checks with consent, disclosures, and adverse action notices.
Yep, they are built into our system!
Bank-Grade Security
Our primary data center is a SSAE 16 SOC II Certified; PCI, HIPPA audited; NEBS Standard Compliant; Telecom-Class data center. Employee access requires both a badge and a fingerprint scan.
That means we take securing your data very seriously!
Signatures, & Disclosures
We will present your applicants with all the required disclosures and information required. They will sign electronically
Reasons to Screen
#1 - You Must Avoid Legal Liability
If you fail to check the background and history of an employee and that employee hurts someone in the workplace, your company could be held liable. Negligent hiring lawsuits happen all the time and employers pay big money.
#2 - Validate the Applicant's Skills
Just because a job applicant claims that they are qualified for something or experienced in a certain field doesn’t mean that it’s true. Use NATSB’s Employment and Education Verifications, reference checks, and license verifications to validate their claims.
#3 - To Prevent Office Violence
Violence in the workplace carries enormous cost and risk. Not only does it potentially expose your staff to physical harm, but it disrupts your company’s operations and your pocketbook. While doing an extensive background check doesn’t guarantee a new employee won’t act violently, it is one of the most effective and preventative measures you can take.
#4 - Avoiding Employee Theft
A large percentage of the people who steal items from the companies for which they work have a history of doing so. Checking an employee’s background can reveal whether a prospective hire has been fired or convicted of theft in the past.
#5 - Avoiding Nuisance Lawsuits
There are people who apply for jobs, secure a position and then sue the company that has hired them. It may take the form of a worker’s compensation claim. You can find out whether a job applicant has a history of filing these types of lawsuits.
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