iFacts provides a full CV verification service which includes but is not limited to criminal record checks, credit checks, verification of qualifications, verification of drivers licenses.
This document provides tips on how to avoid legal scams and rip offs. It recommends individuals research potential lawyers by checking credentials, reviews on sites like Avvo.com and BBB.org, as well as complaints on Ripoffreport.com. While these sites can offer insight, they should not be the sole sources of evaluation given considerations like some lawyers choosing not to engage with sites and possibility of fraudulent reports. The document outlines steps to take if individuals encounter issues, like reporting lawyers to state bar associations or the FBI for major scams.
Software Advice surveyed nearly 400 employees to find out what methods for filing a formal complaint against their boss would make them most comfortable.
Creditor and Debt Collector Conduct - July 2016Henry Hall
1) The document discusses how debt causes harm to people's health, relationships, and work lives, costing an estimated £8.3 billion to society. It examines clients' experiences with creditors, debt collectors, bailiffs, and utility companies.
2) The research found that 50% of clients who interacted with bailiffs felt unfairly treated, the highest of any organization. Many clients also had negative experiences with local authorities.
3) The findings suggest credit limit increases without consent, pressure to take on more debt, unaffordable repayment demands, and continuing fees and charges can make debt problems worse. The report calls for reforms to protect vulnerable people and ensure fair treatment.
How much-does-the-law-school-you-went-to-matter-when-you-lateral-firmsBCG Attorney Search
This document analyzes data from over 100 law schools on the number of interviews and placements their graduates received when seeking lateral moves at law firms. It contains 15 charts that examine trends from 2015-2016, comparing factors like school size and prestige. The data suggests the law school attended does influence hiring, with top-tier schools receiving more opportunities, though work experience is ultimately most important to firms.
This document discusses issues related to talent management and hiring practices, including high attrition rates, operational defects, and business losses due to fraud. It provides statistics showing that 20-80% of employee turnover and thefts are due to bad hiring decisions. Examples are given of large companies that lost millions or billions of dollars due to executive fraud. The document then outlines solutions like background checks, corporate health checks, and blacklisting of fraudulent companies and cases. It describes features of an enriched talent system for natural eradication of bad hires, talent recognition, and HR and corporate management tools.
Promise And Perils Of Internet Searching Job CandidatesGeorge Lenard
Employers increasingly use Internet searches to recruit and background check applicants, and to monitor employees. This has risks and benefits for both employers and employees. Presentation slides for 1/2 hour to hour talk on subject suitable for wide variety of audiences.
iFacts provides a full CV verification service which includes but is not limited to criminal record checks, credit checks, verification of qualifications, verification of drivers licenses.
This document provides tips on how to avoid legal scams and rip offs. It recommends individuals research potential lawyers by checking credentials, reviews on sites like Avvo.com and BBB.org, as well as complaints on Ripoffreport.com. While these sites can offer insight, they should not be the sole sources of evaluation given considerations like some lawyers choosing not to engage with sites and possibility of fraudulent reports. The document outlines steps to take if individuals encounter issues, like reporting lawyers to state bar associations or the FBI for major scams.
Software Advice surveyed nearly 400 employees to find out what methods for filing a formal complaint against their boss would make them most comfortable.
Creditor and Debt Collector Conduct - July 2016Henry Hall
1) The document discusses how debt causes harm to people's health, relationships, and work lives, costing an estimated £8.3 billion to society. It examines clients' experiences with creditors, debt collectors, bailiffs, and utility companies.
2) The research found that 50% of clients who interacted with bailiffs felt unfairly treated, the highest of any organization. Many clients also had negative experiences with local authorities.
3) The findings suggest credit limit increases without consent, pressure to take on more debt, unaffordable repayment demands, and continuing fees and charges can make debt problems worse. The report calls for reforms to protect vulnerable people and ensure fair treatment.
How much-does-the-law-school-you-went-to-matter-when-you-lateral-firmsBCG Attorney Search
This document analyzes data from over 100 law schools on the number of interviews and placements their graduates received when seeking lateral moves at law firms. It contains 15 charts that examine trends from 2015-2016, comparing factors like school size and prestige. The data suggests the law school attended does influence hiring, with top-tier schools receiving more opportunities, though work experience is ultimately most important to firms.
This document discusses issues related to talent management and hiring practices, including high attrition rates, operational defects, and business losses due to fraud. It provides statistics showing that 20-80% of employee turnover and thefts are due to bad hiring decisions. Examples are given of large companies that lost millions or billions of dollars due to executive fraud. The document then outlines solutions like background checks, corporate health checks, and blacklisting of fraudulent companies and cases. It describes features of an enriched talent system for natural eradication of bad hires, talent recognition, and HR and corporate management tools.
Promise And Perils Of Internet Searching Job CandidatesGeorge Lenard
Employers increasingly use Internet searches to recruit and background check applicants, and to monitor employees. This has risks and benefits for both employers and employees. Presentation slides for 1/2 hour to hour talk on subject suitable for wide variety of audiences.
The financial economy has been known to be uncertain and the introduction of payday loans has made this the economy more uncertain which was clearly not the intent of the people behind their inception.
http://www.trueblueloans.co.uk
57 Million Americans Have Legal Issues.
Most attempt to deal with their legal issues alone. Attorney costs and a lack of trust are 2 reasons for this response. LegalShield provides a solution.
Protecting Your Organization Against Check and ACH FraudFraudBusters
Webinar series from FraudResourceNet LLC on Preventing and Detecting Fraud in a High Crime Climate. Recordings of these Webinars are available for purchase from our Website
This Webinar focused on the subject in the title
FraudResourceNet (FRN) is the only searchable portal of practical, expert fraud prevention, detection and audit information on the Web.
FRN combines the high quality, authoritative anti-fraud and audit content from the leading providers, AuditNet ® LLC and White-Collar Crime 101 LLC/FraudAware.
The two entities designed FRN as the “go-to”, easy-to-use source of “how-to” fraud prevention, detection, audit and investigation templates, guidelines, policies, training programs (recorded no CPE and live with CPE) and articles from leading subject matter experts.
FRN is a continuously expanding and improving resource, offering auditors, fraud examiners, controllers, investigators and accountants a content-rich source of cutting-edge anti-fraud tools and techniques they will want to refer to again and again.
Legal Compensation for Referring Doctors in Clinical TrialsTrialJoin
As we all know, the best way for clinical research sites to recruit patients is through patient referrals. These referrals usually come either from the PI (principal investigator) or more often from other referring physicians.
Physicians who refer patients to your site can work independently or work as your sub-investigators. Now, when these physicians are your sub-Is you’ll have to find the proper way to compensate them. Many sites experience challenges related to sub-I compensation for referrals.
The way in which you choose to compensate these sub-investigators for referring patients to you should be legal and it shouldn’t interfere with “Anti-Kickback Statute” or the IRB.
So, how can clinical research sites do this? How do we compensate sub-Is in a legal way? We’re here to tell you that there are actually many ways in which this can be done. Below, we’ll give you the best solutions to this common problem.
Social Media in the Workplace and BeyondAlexNemiroff
This document summarizes key legal issues related to social media use in the workplace. It discusses what constitutes social media, how much time employees spend on social media sites during work hours, and both employee and employer views on social media monitoring. It outlines legal risks for employers, such as negligent hiring, discrimination, and reputational harm. It also discusses constraints on employee discipline related to social media use and privacy issues concerning employee monitoring.
An Analysis of Factors Influencing Customer Creditworthiness in the Banking S...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
This research is based on Bahraini bankers’ perception on the factors influencing customer creditworthiness in the banking sector of Kingdom of Bahrain. We consider that the research was done in the Kingdom of Bahrain which has a growing banking industry. To enhance the whole procedure of the creditworthiness, it is vital for an employer to understand the most important factors influencing customer creditworthiness. The purpose of the study was to investigate the factors influencing customers creditworthiness in the banking industry. The creditworthiness can be assessed through qualitative factors, quantitative factors and risk factors. The research was conducted through a survey, using the questionnaire as the research instrument. The respondents of the study are employees of banks across the Kingdom dealing with creditworthiness. The statistical tools used in the study are Multiple Regression Analyses and weighted mean. The researcher has found that there is significant relationship between all three factors and creditworthiness, and they don’t equally influence the creditworthiness. The research provides recommendations to banks in assessing the creditworthiness. The researcher recommended that employees must use the most effective methods such as credit scoring to conduct the analysis of creditworthiness in order to make effective decisions. Moreover, the researcher recommended that analysts should take into considerations the most effective factors in the analysis process and they must not neglect other.
The Case for Legal Services and ID Theft BenefitsYoichi Kato
This document discusses the rationale for employers to offer legal services and identity theft protection as voluntary employee benefits. Around 800,000 to 900,000 couples divorce each year in the U.S., and over a million people filed for bankruptcy in 2014, demonstrating employees' need for access to legal assistance. Identity theft is also on the rise, with over 250,000 Americans becoming victims each year. These situations can be disruptive for employees and reduce productivity. While only a minority of employers currently offer these benefits, providing legal services and identity theft protection can help minimize lost work time and stress for employees dealing with these issues. Such plans range in cost from $12-25 per employee per month when purchased voluntarily.
Chris Roush presents "Investigating Nonprofits" during the four-day, Reynolds Center webinar, "Investigating Private Companies and Nonprofits."
For more information about free training for business journalists, please visit businessjournalism.org.
Regulators and financial intelligence units are tasked with challenging jobs to fight money laundering and terrorism financing, but some have room for improvement. Financial institutions observe that some regulators and units give unfavorable audit reports not necessarily due to legal breaches, but because of subjective methods rather than proper risk assessment. Excessive compliance costs are incurred without clear evidence that they reduce financial crimes. Regulators and units should ensure regulatory actions have benefits exceeding costs to avoid counterproductive policies. Proper risk understanding and mitigation is important over prescriptive rules and one-size-fits-all approaches.
Recruitment Risk Statistics - Research Reveals Shocking Facts!Marie Fougner
Xref commissioned research to take a closer look at the hiring process. The resulting Xref Recruitment Risk Index draws attention to four key areas of concern for HR managers and recruiters: candidate fraud, employer discrimination, inefficiencies in the reference checking process and the impact on the employer and the burden of reference checking on employers.
Chris Roush presents "Investigating Private Companies" during the four-day, Reynolds Center webinar, "Investigating Private Companies and Nonprofits."
For more information about free training for business journalists, please visit businessjournalism.org.
This article discusses increasing crackdowns by federal and state governments on companies misclassifying regular employees as independent contractors to avoid payroll taxes and legal obligations to employees. The Obama administration aims to hire more enforcement personnel and rewrite IRS rules to close loopholes. Studies find millions of misclassified workers cost governments billions in lost tax revenues annually. Workers denied benefits and protections include truck drivers, construction workers, and home health aides. Stricter enforcement addresses an unfair competitive advantage and denies basic worker rights and protections.
The study surveyed 1,000 full-time employees and found that 57 million Americans experienced a significant legal issue in the past year but only 60% sought lawyer assistance. Common issues included auto accidents, family matters, and estate planning. Many Americans avoid lawyers due to high costs and lack of trust. However, 90% would seek advice for minor issues if more affordable. Legal service plans could help make legal assistance easy and affordable for Americans.
Anti-Fraud Professional’s Guide to Building an Anti- Fraud CultureFraudBusters
This document summarizes a webinar on building an anti-fraud culture presented by Peter Goldmann and Jim Kaplan. It introduces the presenters and their backgrounds working to prevent fraud. The webinar covers assessing tone at the top, the importance of communication integrity, implementing supportive HR policies, and establishing formal ethics, compliance and fraud policies. It also discusses options for fraud awareness training, including appropriate content, delivery methods, and frequency. The goal is to not just catch fraudsters, but continuously reinforce a culture of zero tolerance for fraud.
How Record Low Unemployment Is Affecting the Hiring of Those With Criminal Re...Chane Solutions
With record low unemployment, companies have a smaller pool of candidates to choose from and may need to consider applicants with criminal histories. It is no longer automatic to disqualify ex-offenders, and balancing a candidate's criminal past with their potential is important. Hiring ex-offenders can benefit companies and expand their applicant pool significantly, as 70 million Americans have criminal records. Employers should conduct due diligence but maintain an open mind and fair hiring policies.
How to Protect Your Business from Fraudsters, Liars and Cheats with Backgroun...W. Barry Nixon, SPHR
This document provides an overview of using background checks to protect businesses. It discusses the impact of bad hires, including lost productivity, lower morale, and replacement costs averaging over $50,000 per bad hire. Common reasons for problematic hires include poor work quality, attitude issues, and falsified resume information. The document recommends conducting thorough background checks tailored to sensitive job roles to verify credentials, identify criminal records, and reduce hiring risks. It also warns about risks like fake degrees, references, and provides tips for choosing reputable background check providers.
This document discusses the benefits of offering legal plans to employees. It provides several key points:
1) Legal plans represent a winning proposition for both employers and employees. They allow employees to get affordable legal advice and assistance for various issues, improving productivity and morale.
2) A study found that over half of Americans faced a legal issue in the past year without professional help due to cost barriers. Legal plans give employees access to lawyers.
3) Hendricks Automotive Group offered legal plans and found employees were satisfied with the benefit. It helped employees resolve small issues before they impacted work.
4) Legal plans are growing in popularity but still unknown by many. As employers and employees learn about the value, demand
The document discusses security, accessibility, and livability issues facing the Cockrell neighborhood and proposes solutions like installing solar lights and repairing sidewalks and streets. It estimates the costs of these solutions and potential funding sources, arguing the changes could enhance safety, sustainability, and sense of community while respecting the local cultural environment.
The document provides information about a movement and mindfulness curriculum created by Leah Kalish, Wendy Piret, and Liz Bragdon. The curriculum teaches self-regulation skills and mindfulness techniques to help children and teachers manage emotions and behavior. It includes adventure skills like belly breathing, ear massage, and eye exercises to use in different situations. The curriculum also incorporates cross-lateral movement, chanting, games and active play to boost brain function and focus. The goal is to help children and teachers build awareness, impulse control, and the ability to consciously cope with stressors through mindfulness.
Dokumen tersebut memberikan instruksi cara mencetak presentasi PowerPoint dalam dua bentuk yaitu slide atau hitam putih serta menjelaskan langkah-langkahnya yakni memilih menu file dan print lalu mengatur pengaturan cetak seperti jenis printer, jumlah rangkap dan slide per halaman, serta preview halaman yang akan dicetak. Juga disebutkan bantuan yang tersedia di PowerPoint melalui menu help dan office assistant.
The financial economy has been known to be uncertain and the introduction of payday loans has made this the economy more uncertain which was clearly not the intent of the people behind their inception.
http://www.trueblueloans.co.uk
57 Million Americans Have Legal Issues.
Most attempt to deal with their legal issues alone. Attorney costs and a lack of trust are 2 reasons for this response. LegalShield provides a solution.
Protecting Your Organization Against Check and ACH FraudFraudBusters
Webinar series from FraudResourceNet LLC on Preventing and Detecting Fraud in a High Crime Climate. Recordings of these Webinars are available for purchase from our Website
This Webinar focused on the subject in the title
FraudResourceNet (FRN) is the only searchable portal of practical, expert fraud prevention, detection and audit information on the Web.
FRN combines the high quality, authoritative anti-fraud and audit content from the leading providers, AuditNet ® LLC and White-Collar Crime 101 LLC/FraudAware.
The two entities designed FRN as the “go-to”, easy-to-use source of “how-to” fraud prevention, detection, audit and investigation templates, guidelines, policies, training programs (recorded no CPE and live with CPE) and articles from leading subject matter experts.
FRN is a continuously expanding and improving resource, offering auditors, fraud examiners, controllers, investigators and accountants a content-rich source of cutting-edge anti-fraud tools and techniques they will want to refer to again and again.
Legal Compensation for Referring Doctors in Clinical TrialsTrialJoin
As we all know, the best way for clinical research sites to recruit patients is through patient referrals. These referrals usually come either from the PI (principal investigator) or more often from other referring physicians.
Physicians who refer patients to your site can work independently or work as your sub-investigators. Now, when these physicians are your sub-Is you’ll have to find the proper way to compensate them. Many sites experience challenges related to sub-I compensation for referrals.
The way in which you choose to compensate these sub-investigators for referring patients to you should be legal and it shouldn’t interfere with “Anti-Kickback Statute” or the IRB.
So, how can clinical research sites do this? How do we compensate sub-Is in a legal way? We’re here to tell you that there are actually many ways in which this can be done. Below, we’ll give you the best solutions to this common problem.
Social Media in the Workplace and BeyondAlexNemiroff
This document summarizes key legal issues related to social media use in the workplace. It discusses what constitutes social media, how much time employees spend on social media sites during work hours, and both employee and employer views on social media monitoring. It outlines legal risks for employers, such as negligent hiring, discrimination, and reputational harm. It also discusses constraints on employee discipline related to social media use and privacy issues concerning employee monitoring.
An Analysis of Factors Influencing Customer Creditworthiness in the Banking S...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
This research is based on Bahraini bankers’ perception on the factors influencing customer creditworthiness in the banking sector of Kingdom of Bahrain. We consider that the research was done in the Kingdom of Bahrain which has a growing banking industry. To enhance the whole procedure of the creditworthiness, it is vital for an employer to understand the most important factors influencing customer creditworthiness. The purpose of the study was to investigate the factors influencing customers creditworthiness in the banking industry. The creditworthiness can be assessed through qualitative factors, quantitative factors and risk factors. The research was conducted through a survey, using the questionnaire as the research instrument. The respondents of the study are employees of banks across the Kingdom dealing with creditworthiness. The statistical tools used in the study are Multiple Regression Analyses and weighted mean. The researcher has found that there is significant relationship between all three factors and creditworthiness, and they don’t equally influence the creditworthiness. The research provides recommendations to banks in assessing the creditworthiness. The researcher recommended that employees must use the most effective methods such as credit scoring to conduct the analysis of creditworthiness in order to make effective decisions. Moreover, the researcher recommended that analysts should take into considerations the most effective factors in the analysis process and they must not neglect other.
The Case for Legal Services and ID Theft BenefitsYoichi Kato
This document discusses the rationale for employers to offer legal services and identity theft protection as voluntary employee benefits. Around 800,000 to 900,000 couples divorce each year in the U.S., and over a million people filed for bankruptcy in 2014, demonstrating employees' need for access to legal assistance. Identity theft is also on the rise, with over 250,000 Americans becoming victims each year. These situations can be disruptive for employees and reduce productivity. While only a minority of employers currently offer these benefits, providing legal services and identity theft protection can help minimize lost work time and stress for employees dealing with these issues. Such plans range in cost from $12-25 per employee per month when purchased voluntarily.
Chris Roush presents "Investigating Nonprofits" during the four-day, Reynolds Center webinar, "Investigating Private Companies and Nonprofits."
For more information about free training for business journalists, please visit businessjournalism.org.
Regulators and financial intelligence units are tasked with challenging jobs to fight money laundering and terrorism financing, but some have room for improvement. Financial institutions observe that some regulators and units give unfavorable audit reports not necessarily due to legal breaches, but because of subjective methods rather than proper risk assessment. Excessive compliance costs are incurred without clear evidence that they reduce financial crimes. Regulators and units should ensure regulatory actions have benefits exceeding costs to avoid counterproductive policies. Proper risk understanding and mitigation is important over prescriptive rules and one-size-fits-all approaches.
Recruitment Risk Statistics - Research Reveals Shocking Facts!Marie Fougner
Xref commissioned research to take a closer look at the hiring process. The resulting Xref Recruitment Risk Index draws attention to four key areas of concern for HR managers and recruiters: candidate fraud, employer discrimination, inefficiencies in the reference checking process and the impact on the employer and the burden of reference checking on employers.
Chris Roush presents "Investigating Private Companies" during the four-day, Reynolds Center webinar, "Investigating Private Companies and Nonprofits."
For more information about free training for business journalists, please visit businessjournalism.org.
This article discusses increasing crackdowns by federal and state governments on companies misclassifying regular employees as independent contractors to avoid payroll taxes and legal obligations to employees. The Obama administration aims to hire more enforcement personnel and rewrite IRS rules to close loopholes. Studies find millions of misclassified workers cost governments billions in lost tax revenues annually. Workers denied benefits and protections include truck drivers, construction workers, and home health aides. Stricter enforcement addresses an unfair competitive advantage and denies basic worker rights and protections.
The study surveyed 1,000 full-time employees and found that 57 million Americans experienced a significant legal issue in the past year but only 60% sought lawyer assistance. Common issues included auto accidents, family matters, and estate planning. Many Americans avoid lawyers due to high costs and lack of trust. However, 90% would seek advice for minor issues if more affordable. Legal service plans could help make legal assistance easy and affordable for Americans.
Anti-Fraud Professional’s Guide to Building an Anti- Fraud CultureFraudBusters
This document summarizes a webinar on building an anti-fraud culture presented by Peter Goldmann and Jim Kaplan. It introduces the presenters and their backgrounds working to prevent fraud. The webinar covers assessing tone at the top, the importance of communication integrity, implementing supportive HR policies, and establishing formal ethics, compliance and fraud policies. It also discusses options for fraud awareness training, including appropriate content, delivery methods, and frequency. The goal is to not just catch fraudsters, but continuously reinforce a culture of zero tolerance for fraud.
How Record Low Unemployment Is Affecting the Hiring of Those With Criminal Re...Chane Solutions
With record low unemployment, companies have a smaller pool of candidates to choose from and may need to consider applicants with criminal histories. It is no longer automatic to disqualify ex-offenders, and balancing a candidate's criminal past with their potential is important. Hiring ex-offenders can benefit companies and expand their applicant pool significantly, as 70 million Americans have criminal records. Employers should conduct due diligence but maintain an open mind and fair hiring policies.
How to Protect Your Business from Fraudsters, Liars and Cheats with Backgroun...W. Barry Nixon, SPHR
This document provides an overview of using background checks to protect businesses. It discusses the impact of bad hires, including lost productivity, lower morale, and replacement costs averaging over $50,000 per bad hire. Common reasons for problematic hires include poor work quality, attitude issues, and falsified resume information. The document recommends conducting thorough background checks tailored to sensitive job roles to verify credentials, identify criminal records, and reduce hiring risks. It also warns about risks like fake degrees, references, and provides tips for choosing reputable background check providers.
This document discusses the benefits of offering legal plans to employees. It provides several key points:
1) Legal plans represent a winning proposition for both employers and employees. They allow employees to get affordable legal advice and assistance for various issues, improving productivity and morale.
2) A study found that over half of Americans faced a legal issue in the past year without professional help due to cost barriers. Legal plans give employees access to lawyers.
3) Hendricks Automotive Group offered legal plans and found employees were satisfied with the benefit. It helped employees resolve small issues before they impacted work.
4) Legal plans are growing in popularity but still unknown by many. As employers and employees learn about the value, demand
The document discusses security, accessibility, and livability issues facing the Cockrell neighborhood and proposes solutions like installing solar lights and repairing sidewalks and streets. It estimates the costs of these solutions and potential funding sources, arguing the changes could enhance safety, sustainability, and sense of community while respecting the local cultural environment.
The document provides information about a movement and mindfulness curriculum created by Leah Kalish, Wendy Piret, and Liz Bragdon. The curriculum teaches self-regulation skills and mindfulness techniques to help children and teachers manage emotions and behavior. It includes adventure skills like belly breathing, ear massage, and eye exercises to use in different situations. The curriculum also incorporates cross-lateral movement, chanting, games and active play to boost brain function and focus. The goal is to help children and teachers build awareness, impulse control, and the ability to consciously cope with stressors through mindfulness.
Dokumen tersebut memberikan instruksi cara mencetak presentasi PowerPoint dalam dua bentuk yaitu slide atau hitam putih serta menjelaskan langkah-langkahnya yakni memilih menu file dan print lalu mengatur pengaturan cetak seperti jenis printer, jumlah rangkap dan slide per halaman, serta preview halaman yang akan dicetak. Juga disebutkan bantuan yang tersedia di PowerPoint melalui menu help dan office assistant.
A database system consists of software, hardware, and personnel used to store and manage data. It includes a database, which organizes information into tables containing rows and columns. There are different types of database users like single-user, multi-user, and administrator. Popular database management systems include Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and Oracle. Key concepts in databases include entities, attributes, primary keys, foreign keys, and one-to-many relationships used to link tables.
This document provides information on movement and mindfulness activities for healthy kids and classrooms. It outlines 4 adventure skills - drinking water, humming breath, monkey wisdom, and deep down wisdom - that can be used daily to support well-being and self-regulation. It also describes how to transform storybooks into story-in-motion activities to promote active play, social-emotional learning, and literacy. Research highlights the cognitive and behavioral benefits of movement for learning, attention, memory, and stress reduction.
The document tells the story of a boy named Charlie. While walking home, Charlie saw a black cat. When he got home, he discovered he was locked out since his parents were away. Unable to call for help as he had no phone or money, Charlie decided to climb up to his bedroom window. A police officer saw him and told him to come down, but did not believe Charlie's explanation. Luckily, a neighbor intervened and told the officer that Charlie was just a boy who lived in the house.
Microsoft Access is a relational database program that allows users to create and manage databases through a graphical user interface. It can store up to 2GB of data across multiple tables, support up to 200,000 records per table, and be used by 5-7 concurrent users. Access uses a three-tier architecture model consisting of an input process, database, and output process to manage data input, queries, outputs, and a user interface.
NJEA 2013 - Effective parent collaboration to support students with disabilitiesdirector_familyservices
Participants will learn a variety of strategies to promote effective collaboration between parents and staff in order to boost classroom success for students with disabilities.
The document discusses the new features of Microsoft Office Access 2007, including the ribbon interface which replaces the menu and toolbar system. It describes the different components of the ribbon including tabs for common tasks like creating tables, forms, reports and queries. Additional features mentioned are rich text formatting for memos and modules, and improved integration with Microsoft Office applications and online services.
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Movement and Mindfulness Curriculum and Resources MovewithMe
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A series of questions are asked about an accident that occurred yesterday around 6 o'clock. According to one person, they were at the skatepark skateboarding and talking on a mobile phone. A witness saw a boy running into the street without seeing an approaching biker, who crashed trying to avoid the boy and hit a car instead, causing the biker's head to bleed and requiring an ambulance to be called.
Seven Hiring Mistakes that Could Cost You ThousandsPatrick Barnett
This document discusses 7 common hiring mistakes that can cost companies thousands of dollars:
1. Not conducting thorough criminal background checks in all relevant counties and databases. Incomplete checks increase the risk of negligent hiring lawsuits.
2. Failing to use proper consent and disclosure forms required by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) when conducting background checks, which can result in large fines.
3. Ignoring FCRA requirements to notify applicants and give them a chance to respond before taking adverse action based on background check results.
4. Not adjusting background check policies to comply with FCRA, state laws, and EEOC guidelines, which can also result in fines or lawsuits.
The effect of financial literacy on payday loan usage with abstractKurt Kunzler
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Sam Jackson lost his job in 2009 and had difficulty finding new employment due to an inaccurate criminal background check. A background check company wrongly listed Mr. Jackson on the sex offender registry for a 1987 rape conviction that actually belonged to a different man. Background check companies often make mistakes due to a lack of oversight, licensing requirements, and incentives for accuracy. These inaccurate reports disproportionately impact minority groups and make it difficult for people with criminal records or financial issues to find employment. Solutions include increasing state regulation of criminal records and background data, mandatory standards for background check companies, and consumers reviewing their own reports to dispute errors.
According to an informal study, only 20% of job applicants had no criminal or driving history. 52% of applicants with one offense had multiple issues in their history. Additionally, 30% of resumes contain inaccurate information about work experience, education, or job titles. Thorough background checks including criminal, driving, and education/employment histories can help identify concerning inaccuracies or issues in an applicant's background. However, employers must ensure background check policies do not have an unlawful discriminatory impact and consider the nature and severity of any offenses. Two ongoing lawsuits are challenging hiring policies based on past arrests.
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· Welcome to Week 4
This week will cover material about Background Checks.
In this lesson, we will discuss:
· What are communication strategies that can be used to communicate the regulatory changes to hiring leaders within an organization?
· Background Checks
· Education History
· Employment History
· Financial History
· Medical History
· Criminal History
· Social Media History
· Driving History
· Recordkeeping and Maintenance
Course Learning Objectives:
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
· Apply theory and concept to real world of HR policy and situations in the workplace
· Examine employee relations and discuss laws and policies related to employment opportunities, allegations of discrimination, employment practices, diversity, and affirmative action programs
· LESSON
Background Checks
LESSON TOPICS
· Background Checks
· Education History
· Employment History
· Financial History
· Medical History
· Criminal History
· Ban the Box
· Social Media History
· Driving History
· Background Check Summary
· Additional Resources on Background Checks
· Recordkeeping and Maintenance
· Communicating Policy
INTRODUCTION
This lesson will focus on two main areas. The first will be on background checks and the second will be on communicating policy changes to hiring managers within an organization. Although the two topics may seem unrelated, we will explore how they are connected. Anytime a policy is added, changed, or updated, the appropriate personnel must be informed. Communicating the new information in an effective way can be just as important as the policy itself.
Background Checks
Before we jump into our discussion on employment background checks, we need to understand what it means. Essentially, it means to verify or authenticate the information provided by an applicant or employee. This could include checking the information provided on an application, in a resume, or from an interview. The employer wants to ensure the employee or candidate has the background and experience they are claiming.
If it is determined that an applicant was untruthful about their experience, credentials, education, qualifications and so forth, then the employer can release, or fire that person provided the person signed or attested to the truthfulness of the information.
Information an employer might want to gather about an applicant could include some or all of the following; education history, work history, financial history, medical history with some exceptions), criminal history, and their use of social media. It is not against the law for an employer to ask questions about the applicant or employees background or to require a background check.
There are many reasons an employer would want to conduct a background check. The most common reason is to avoid negligent hiring. If an employee kills or injures someone, the company could be held liable. Some positions require it by law such as those that work with children, elderly, or the disabled. Recen ...
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Read the attached article and answer the following questions, check you calendar for due date:
1. Fully explain what steps are taken and how they determine a person's credit score?
2. Fully explain how and why insurance companies use your credit information?
3. Fully explain the Fair Credit Reporting Act and how it helps consumers?
4. Fully explain at least 3 things that you can do to strengthen your credit score? How does each help strengthen your score?
You should perform some additional research on your own to get a true background on the assignment. Remember to document your sources and state that it is your opinion if presenting that.
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Your Credit Score Helps Determine What You’ll Pay
Information about you and your credit experi-
ences, like your bill-paying history, the number
and type of accounts you have, whether you pay
your bills by the date they’re due, collection actions,
outstanding debt, and the age of your accounts, is
collected from your credit report. Using a statisti-
cal program, creditors compare this information to
the loan repayment history
of consumers with similar
profiles. For example, a
credit scoring system awards
points for each factor that
helps predict who is most
likely to repay a debt. A
total number of points — a credit score — helps
predict how creditworthy you are — how likely it is
that you will repay a loan and make the payments
when they’re due.
Some insurance companies also use credit re-
port information, along with other factors, to help
predict your likelihood of filing an insurance claim
and the amount of the claim. They may consider
these factors when they decide whether to grant
you insurance and the amount of the premium they
charge. The credit scores insurance companies use
sometimes are called “insurance scores” or “credit-
based insurance scores.”
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Ever wonder how a lender decides whether to grant you credit? For years, creditors have
been using credit scoring systems to determine if
you’d be a good risk for credit cards, auto loans,
and mortgages. These days, many more types of
businesses — including insurance companies and
phone companies — are using credit scores to decide
whether to approve you for a
loan or service and on what
terms. Auto and homeown-
ers insurance companies
are among the businesses
that are using credit scores
to help decide if you’d be a
good risk for insurance. A higher credit score means
you are likely less of a risk, and in turn, means you
will be more likely to get credit or insurance — or
pay less for it.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the
nation’s consumer protection agency, wants you to
know how credit scoring works.
What is credit scoring?
Credit scoring is a system creditors use to help deter-
mine whether to give you credit. It also may be used
to help decide the terms you are offered or the rate
you will pay for the loan.
The FTC wants you to know
how credit sc ...
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This document summarizes guidance from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on how employers can safely limit the use of criminal records in hiring. It discusses how overuse of criminal records disproportionately impacts minority communities and can violate anti-discrimination laws. The EEOC guidance encourages individualized assessments of criminal histories that consider the nature of the offense, time since conviction, and relevance to the job. It recommends against blanket bans and considering arrests without convictions. The document provides best practices for employers, such as not asking about convictions initially, only using conviction records, limiting how far back convictions are considered, and giving applicants a chance to challenge reports. It encourages community members to educate employers on these issues.
A bad credit report could cost you a job.
A survey done by the Society for Human Resources, found that in 2009, 60 percent of the employers ran credit checks which were up from 42 percent in comparison to 2006. There was an increase of almost 50 percent.
A credit score plays an important role in many aspects of your life, including your finances and your ability to get approved for loans and other financing options.
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A credit score plays an important role in many aspects of your life, including your finances and your ability to get approved for loans and other financing options.
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The document discusses the reasons and guidelines for conducting employment background checks. It notes that background checks are used to verify an applicant's criminal history, work experience, credentials and reduce risks like theft, violence or negligent hiring lawsuits. Employers must follow various laws like FCRA when conducting checks and only access information relevant to the job. While social media screening is controversial, background checks can help hiring the right candidate and protect a business.
A toxic combination of 15 years of low growth, and four decades of high inequality, has left Britain poorer and falling behind its peers. Productivity growth is weak and public investment is low, while wages today are no higher than they were before the financial crisis. Britain needs a new economic strategy to lift itself out of stagnation.
Scotland is in many ways a microcosm of this challenge. It has become a hub for creative industries, is home to several world-class universities and a thriving community of businesses – strengths that need to be harness and leveraged. But it also has high levels of deprivation, with homelessness reaching a record high and nearly half a million people living in very deep poverty last year. Scotland won’t be truly thriving unless it finds ways to ensure that all its inhabitants benefit from growth and investment. This is the central challenge facing policy makers both in Holyrood and Westminster.
What should a new national economic strategy for Scotland include? What would the pursuit of stronger economic growth mean for local, national and UK-wide policy makers? How will economic change affect the jobs we do, the places we live and the businesses we work for? And what are the prospects for cities like Glasgow, and nations like Scotland, in rising to these challenges?
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OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
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Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
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In a tight labour market, job-seekers gain bargaining power and leverage it into greater job quality—at least, that’s the conventional wisdom.
Michael, LMIC Economist, presented findings that reveal a weakened relationship between labour market tightness and job quality indicators following the pandemic. Labour market tightness coincided with growth in real wages for only a portion of workers: those in low-wage jobs requiring little education. Several factors—including labour market composition, worker and employer behaviour, and labour market practices—have contributed to the absence of worker benefits. These will be investigated further in future work.
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One in ten unemployed denied jobs due to credit checks
1. One in ten unemployed denied jobs due to credit checks
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Other respondents throughout Demos' survey cited mistakes in their credit reviews as hurting his or
her credit. They Will will additionally be accustomed to screen applicants regarding positions which
hold monetary responsibilities.
And simply because employers aren't in a new situation to view credit ratings -- only the details
contained in the record similar to debts, payment background and bankruptcies -- their particular
evaluation associated with an applicant's creditworthiness is very subjective, mentioned Traub.
First Published: March 4, 2013: 5:20 PM ET
Bad credit score is commonly a consequence of unemployment and the loss associated with wellness
insurance, which usually can make it tough for people to assist keep up with the bills, Demos found.
Yet Another typical trigger involving poor credit is medical debt, which simply gets harder to
manage when compounded through unemployment.
To avoid credit score checks through unfairly barring applicants through jobs, Demos advised the
Consumer Monetary Protection Bureau as well as other federal agencies need credit reporting
agencies to be able to remove health-related debt via credit score reports, also as any disputed
information until it's resolved. Unemployment among African-Americans stood in 14% after 2012,
while the Hispanic unemployment rate stood from almost 10% -- much higher compared for you to
the 6% price regarding white Americans, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
. about 34% associated with employers use credit rating checks upon a few occupation applicants
and also 13% conduct credit checks upon just about all applicants, according to the SHRM's survey.
the applicant is then offered a new window involving time to suit your own needs to commence
disputing virtually any incorrect info on their particular credit report prior in order to the employer
will take adverse action.
While people often feel credit rating checks are just conducted for senior level positions, the analysis
found these people are often useful for entry-level, low-paying positions too -- even for work
opportunities like delivery drivers and also frozen yogurt servers.
2. "These elements reflect the indegent economy along with personal misfortune and have small
relationship along with how well any job applicant would perform with work," your record states.
These rules in many cases are challenging to enforce, since employers can always cite some other
reasons for declining a occupation applicant. "[This is a] growing trend and a hazardous one."
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
"Employer credit checks are normal and these people are keeping people coming from obtaining
jobs," stated Amy Traub, Demos senior policy analyst and author of the report.
Under current regulations, employers aren't permitted to perform credit score checks without an
applicant's permission, plus they will furthermore be needed to be able to notify applicants
whenever they decide not to hire them thanks to the results. An FTC research recently reported any
particular one within five consumers features a credit score record error.
One throughout 4 unemployed Americans are already required in order to proceed through a credit
assessment when applying for any job, and one inside ten are already denied work thanks to become
able to info in their credit rating report, in accordance with any survey simply by liberal think-tank
Demos associated with about 1,000 low- as well as middle-income households with credit card debt.
Many employers use credit checks to help prevent theft as well as embezzlement and to steer clear
of legal repercussions through "negligent hiring," based on a new 2012 survey from the Society
pertaining to Recruiting Management. Merely 14% cite a credit check since the most critical aspect
inside a hiring decision, compared to 87% which stated prior perform encounter will be nearly all
important.
Related: Fantastic credit rating score? Think again
Meanwhile, Tennessee Democratic Representative Steve Cohen is actually sponsoring the Equal
Employment with regard to all Act, which may prohibit nearly all employers via utilizing credit
rating checks inside hiring or firing decisions.
"When employers use credit checks, obtaining any occupation may nearly be impossible," stated
Cohen. Upon average, African-American as well as Latino households have a whole lot worse fico
scores as compared to white households.
Demos stated this could become partly attributed in order to higher unemployment over these
communities. Nevertheless the majority of employers that use credit checks say it's not the most
essential element in hiring decisions. They also proposed making the process of disputing errors less
difficult with regard to consumers.
Related: Millions of credit score reviews get errors
3. Minorities will also be disproportionately impacted simply by employer credit score checks, Demos
found. As Well As whilst a lot more states are usually adding restrictions for that use involving credit
rating checks simply by employers, companies tend to be still allowed by simply federal law to reject
an applicant depending on info in their credit rating report, and therefore they could reject just
about any applicant who refuses for you to go through a credit score check.
1 inside
ten people have been denied work opportunities thanks for you to employer credit score checks, a
new survey coming from Demos finds