JUNE 2014 ISSUE  
In this Issue:
  • Legal Alert: Republicans on a House Education and Workforce subcommittee criticized the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for the EEOC�s relentless attack on employers they feel are using background checks to discriminate against job applicants.
  • Tip of the Month: This month we will focus on the question, "what are the legal ramifications or restrictions for conducting background checks?"
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From the Editor's Desk

In this edition of our monthly e-newsletter, we discuss Nebraska�s decision to implement legislation banning employers from asking job applicants about previous criminal activity on job applications. In a movement now known as �Ban the Box,� applicants will no longer have to disclose previous criminal activity until their potential employer has determined that the applicant has met the minimum job requirements.

Our legal alert covers Republicans on a House Education and Workforce subcommittee criticized the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for the EEOC�s relentless attack on employers they feel are using background checks to discriminate against job applicants.

Finally, our tip of the month addresses the question so many employers have: what are the legal ramifications or restrictions for conducting background checks?

Please forward our e-newsletter to friends and colleagues who may benefit from our published information.

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Cody Farzad,
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By Khodadawd "Cody" J. Farzad

Republicans on a House Education and Workforce subcommittee criticized the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for the EEOC�s relentless attack on employers they feel are using background checks to discriminate against job applicants. Read More



By Khodadawd "Cody" J. Farzad

For each �tip of the month� this year we will focus on 12 different recommendations for creating a non-discriminatory employment background screening program.

All employment background screening reports must comply with Federal Law (FCRA) and state law where applicable. The Fair Credit Reporting Act states that only certain information can be contained on an employment screening report. Read More



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