Live Webinar on Background Checks under the EEOC’s Best Practices


OVERVIEW
This webinar will cover the use of criminal background check in the employment process under the EEOC best practices.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Being accused of being a discriminatory employer is never a good thing. The cost of having to defend the company against an EEOC accusation of discriminatory background check for employment can run into tens of thousands of dollars.
Additionally, since EEOC cases are published, the potential loss of business, as a result, makes ensuring that you are performing the background Checks under the EEOC’s best practices important.
criminal background check

AREAS COVERED
This course will cover the use of EEOC background checks in the employment process. We will talk about:
  • Why criminal background checks are important
  • The EEOC best practices guidance
  • Sample policy
  • The impact the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) has on background checks
  • Adverse actions procedures
  • Problems that may arise
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The EEOC has seen that the potential for discrimination during the background check for employment is greater than what most people think. You will learn what their best practices are to lessen the chances of being discriminatory in the eyes of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
WHO WILL BENEFIT
  • Office Managers
  • HR Managers
  • Supervisors
  • Business Owners

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