Why Quick Background Checks Can Sacrifice Accuracy

Employers often prioritize speed and timeliness when choosing background screening services, believing that the acquisition of top talent depends on efficiently vetting candidates to make hiring decisions as promptly as possible. Although an excessively time-consuming screening process can[…]

What is the Difference Between Arrest and Conviction?

Although the legal implications of arrests and convictions are often conflated, it’s essential for employers to understand the distinction to make ethical and compliant hiring decisions during employment screening. In this article, we’ll explore the key difference between an arrest vs. conviction[…]

What Do I Need for My Background Check Disclosure Forms?

Developing a comprehensive background screening process safeguards your workforce and clients while ensuring informed hiring and long-term legal compliance for your organization. To avoid noncompliance penalties or potential class action lawsuits, employers must provide background check disclosure[…]

Ban the Box: Adopting Fair Hiring Practices

“Ban the box” legislation bars employers from inquiring about an applicant’s conviction or arrest record prior to a conditional offer of employment. This term and practice first emerged at the state level in Hawai’i and later gained national momentum when the grassroots organization All of Us or[…]

Ensuring Quality of Service in Your Hiring Process with The Orsus Group

Achieving success with your business rests on the foundational building blocks of your employees and your products. When you have great employees, it can power business growth. These employees bring their passion, enthusiasm, and skills to work for your company, which creates cohesive teams and[…]

What Are Clean Slate Laws?: Implications for Employers

A growing aspect of the criminal justice reform are Clean Slate Laws, which seek to help individuals with a criminal record get a fresh start in the workplace. It’s essential to know how these laws impact hiring processes and criminal background checks for employers looking to hire employees in a[…]

Establishing a Company Culture of Cybersecurity Awareness

Over the past few decades, the Internet has changed how businesses operate. The digital world comprises a central part of business operations, from storing large amounts of information online to depending upon internet connections to facilitate communication.

What is Adverse Action, and Why It Matters to Employers?

As an employer, it is important to be aware of the various ways in which federal regulations and court systems protect employees. Ensuring HR compliance with these regulations is crucial for safeguarding the well-being of your employees and preventing legal actions that could harm your business.