Sentence examples for screening employees from inspiring English sources

Companies must take particular care in screening employees and training them to safeguard customer privacy.

After the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988, a safety panel recommended that all screening employees be checked for criminal records.

The federal government shouldered a far larger role, through the Transportation Security Administration, taking over airport security from a group of widely criticized contractors, and imposing tougher rules for screening employees, passengers and luggage.

One of the best ways to prevent occupational hypersensitivity disease is to identify susceptible biomarkers to use in screening employees before exposure.

Occupational physicians thought they would be hampered in screening employees and referring them to a lifestyle counselor by the perception that addressing employee lifestyles was not their task, and by a counter-productive relationship with other stakeholders.

The agency recommended, among other things, encouraging social distancing, planning for absenteeism at work and screening employees for signs of illness.

They don't screen employees on the basis of creativity.

The intelligent audio analysis system will, he says, be a cost-effective and flexible way for employers to screen employees' hearing.

Outbox's founders said the company carefully screens employees, even doing credit checks to make sure they do not have a motive to steal a customer's identity, and has a $1 million insurance policy to protect customers if its safeguards don't work.

Counterintelligence officials said the unwillingness of the F.B.I. director, Louis J. Freeh, to require wider use of polygraphs to screen employees for possible security problems was partly responsible for making it more difficult to reveal the work Mr. Hanssen is accused of doing as a spy for Moscow.

Thus defeated by the high court in criminal trials, and with businesses restrained by Congress from using the intimidating device to screen employees, the "polygraph community," as the sweat-merchant lobby calls itself, made its last stand by claiming the ability of its testers to root out spies.