A recent audit by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (OIG) found gaps in New York’s oversight of nursing home background check requirements. While the audit focused on regulatory oversight, it also serves as an important reminder for healthcare employers: a background screening program is only effective if it… Read More »
Imagine sailing through the complex waters of New York’s legal system, where each regulation is a buoy guiding you to compliant and effective employment screening. Navigating these waters requires a skilled navigator, aware of every current and undercurrent. In the dynamic world of employment screening, understanding the intricate legal landscape is akin to a captain… Read More »
In the fast-paced world of hiring, the adage “time is money” often leads to a race against the clock. However, as Juan Enriquez, a futurist and TED speaker, wisely notes, “Speed does not always equal progress.” This is particularly true in the realm of background checks, where the balance between speed and accuracy is crucial.… Read More »
Conducting background checks on new hires is an important part of the hiring process for many companies. These screenings reveal any convicted felonies or misdemeanors, as well as records from institutions like the Drug Enforcement Administration and the National Sex Offender Registry database. Background checks can also verify education and employment information, in some cases.… Read More »