Is "Job-Hopping" bad for the economy?

Message from Our President, Sandra James

Spring forward with the latest in criminal background checks, the changes for those volunteering at schools, and how the decline in "job-hopping" can negatively affect the economy. In this issue we want to highlight the importance of the Equal Employee Opportunity Law, school safety, and the importance of an accurate and precise screening program. Knowledge is power; let us help you in your quest for the perfect candidate.

"Nothing ventured, nothing gained"

-Sandra James

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The latest in Background Checks

Background checks for school volunteers

Not "Job-Hopping" is bad for the economy?

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The latest in Background Checks

Update on Criminal Background Checks: Impact of EEOC v. Freeman and Ongoing Challenges in a Continuously Changing Legal Environment

The latest chapter in the ongoing saga of employment-related criminal background checks in the United States has been written, and one of the authors had some particularly strong words for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Background Checks for School Volunteers

4-H volunteers face background checks

Beginning later this year, all 4-H volunteers and other Ohio State University Extension employees working with youth or at-risk adults will be required to undergo background checks every four years.

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Not "Job-Hopping" is bad for the economy?

Millennials Are Not Job-Hopping (And That's A Bad Thing)

If you do an Internet search, you might think that job hopping is on the rise, particularly among self-obsessed, entitled millennials who spend more time taking selfies at bars with their friends than figuring out what they want to do with their lives.

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Should you hire someone with a criminal record?

Assessing Potential Hires With a Criminal Record: Best Practices and Legal Considerations

Employers must rethink the wisdom of broad background check policies that are one size fits all, and instead decide whether background information is relevant, helpful and nondiscriminatory on a job-position-by-job-position basis. Employers must consider the following when creating new policies and procedures for hiring individuals with criminal histories.

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Why Astra? Why WBENC? Sandra James, Private Eyes, Inc.

Sandra James Elected to Board of Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)

Sandra James, President and Founder of Private Eyes Inc., an industry leader in employment screening services, was recently elected to the Board of Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Her term began last month and extends for three years.

PRWEB - February 2015 - Since 2002, Private Eyes has been a WBENC-Certified Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and James has been an active contributor to the organization. James' election to the WBENC Board is recognition of her commitment to WBENC as a member of the Women Enterprise Forum, which serves in an advisory capacity to the WBENC Board, providing input and feedback on WBENC programs and other matters.

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