Sentence examples for screening firms from inspiring English sources

The National Osteoporosis Society's deputy chief executive Jackie Parrington believes national guidelines should be introduced to regulate screening firms.

At the same time, however, past lawsuits and federal regulations deter companies from running credit checks unless they are clearly relevant to performance in a certain job, several background screening firms said.

Employers or screening firms can buy reports from credit reporting bureaus for $10 to $12 each after proving their identities and signing contracts assuring that the reports will be used to evaluate potential employees.

Non-HDS students, including cross-registrants from other schools, should request transcripts from their home school and not from HDS. Harvard Divinity School has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide enrollment and degree verifications to employers and background screening firms.

"The industry of private screening firms, they make a big buck off of these practices," Emsellem said.

But the provision uses careful language to exclude another screening firm, Argenbright Security, whose repeated security infractions have made it a political lightning rod.

"Denying somebody employment based on late payments is dicey," said Blair Cohen, chief executive of InfoMart, a screening firm in Marietta, Ga.

Gary Cornick, president of PeopleWise, a national pre-employment screening firm, said many employers end up testing job applicants to see if their skills match their résumés.

Several years ago the BBC reported that a quarter of the 3,000 CVs analysed by employee screening firm Risk Advisory Group, contained a lie.

The FTC said its case against HireRight marks the first time the agency has charged an employment background screening firm with violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which governs the accuracy and privacy of personal information kept by credit reporting firms.

With these allied services, Q functions as a matchmaker between its clients and a marketplace of service providers, working with a few carefully screened firms and connecting its clients with them quickly; Q then receives a percentage of their fee.