Many employers are adopting the practice of conducting background checks on potential new employees as part of the hiring process. But what about performing background checks on your current employees?
An article published on Trudiligence.com presents a solid argument for post-employment background screenings including keeping abreast of legal or regulatory compliance and protection against “negligent retention”.
Best practices to consider when conducting background checks on your current staff include:
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- They are being considered for a promotion
- They have had a workplace accident (specifically, driving record and/or drug screening)
- They move to a position that requires additional screening (for instance, to a driving position from a non-driving position)
Be sure to read the complete article here.
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Dianne Shaddock
President and Founder at Easy Small Business HR
Get more tips on interviewing, hiring, managing and engaging your employees. Dianne Shaddock is the President of Easy Small Business HR, Employee Hiring and Managing Tips and the author of the eGuides, "How To Supervise: What Your Boss Never Told You Before You Took the Job", A Step-By-Step Guide For New and Seasoned Managers and "How To Find and Hire the Best Employees".
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