pre-employment screening

It is important to be selective about which pre-employment screening agency you use.

They conduct pre-employment screenings for police and public safety personnel.

He had been a doctor at the hospital beginning in 1994 and started performed the pre-employment screenings in 1996.

Pre-employment screening for psychopathology: A guide to professional practice.

"Personality tests are used very frequently in pre-employment screening, even more now than 20 years ago," says Bornstein.

The method for collecting such information is pre-employment screening, the most important aspects of which are:

The honesty or integrity of individuals can be tested via pre-employment screening from employers.

"It was before a lot of pre-employment screening was done, and he had faked his references."

That last category is expected to soar next year, when the use of polygraphs for pre-employment screening becomes illegal.

Employers who do not want the bother or expense of randomly testing their employees opt for pre-employment screening instead.

The Travis report, like all the others, called for more extensive pre-employment screening, additional training in conflict resolution and more supervision at every school.

In 2005 she started Powerchex, a pre-employment screening firm specifically targeted at the London financial sector.

This document provides detailed information of good practice in pre-employment screening,a fundamentally important element of any personnel security regime.

A year later he helped in the founding of Verified Person Inc., an online pre-employment screening company.

Approximately 35 percent of Fortune 500 companies have some form of drug testing of employees and nearly all of those that test require pre-employment screening.

By far most of the cutbacks in polygraph testing will come from restrictions that bar pre-employment screening and random use of the device.

Pre-employment screening in the U.S.

It also covers pre-employment screening, personal document verification, security culture, ongoing personnel security measures and personnel risk assessments.

Gwynne Associates, a pre-employment screening and certification company, sends the departments a list of qualified names and the departments take it from there.

"More and more companies are starting to do pre-employment screening, and they ought to, particularly in manufacturing where workers could get hurt," Mr. Lemaire said.

The Employee Polygraph Protection Act prohibits most private employers from using lie detector tests, either for pre-employment screening or during the course of employment.

Powerchex was a UK based pre-employment screening company specialising in the financial services sector in the City of London.

Polygrapher: Specially trained and certified troopers conduct polygraph exams for pre-employment screening of applicants, employees and in certain internal investigations.

All staff that work in sensitive areas within a business should be subject to some form of pre-employment screening to provide assurance as to their trustworthiness, integrity and reliability.

Gary Cornick, president of PeopleWise, a national pre-employment screening firm, said many employers end up testing job applicants to see if their skills match their résumés.