When Should You Order a Due Diligence Report?

When Should You Order a Due Diligence Report?

A Due Diligence report from Global Backgrounds provides our customers with peace of mind that they are making sound decisions based on all available information.  Due Diligence reports provide valuable information in many different situations.   The following are four example use cases that easily extrapolate out to hundreds of potential uses for ordering a Due Diligence report from Global, which are available worldwide on both individuals and businesses.

Part 2 of 4 on Employment Screening: Criminal Background Checks

Part 2 of 4 on Employment Screening: Criminal Background Checks

Part two of our four part series on employment screening addresses the topic of criminal background checks and how employers can optimize their employment screening procedures.

Why Running a Criminal Background Check is an All or Nothing Proposition

Why Running a Criminal Background Check is an All or Nothing Proposition

If you are looking into an individual's criminal record, it's best to take an all or nothing approach.  Either fully commit to checking each possible jurisdiction for possible criminal records, or don't check any at all and operate on faith.  (I don't recommend operating on faith)  Performing anything in between can result in misinformation, a false sense of security and regulatory non-compliance which means serious financial liability for you and your company.  

How a Civil Background Check can help you make better decisions

How a Civil Background Check can help you make better decisions

Global's Civil Background Check Package provides a different perspective on an applicant, business partner or financial advisor.  The civil background check will uncover any civil (non-criminal) records on a subject (individual or company), such as bankruptcy, liens, and civil judgments.   This is critical information to receive if you want to better understand the character and decision making of the subject.  

NYC Local Law 37 of 2015 Significantly Restricts Employers Use of Consumer Credit Profile

NYC Local Law 37 of 2015 Significantly Restricts Employers Use of Consumer Credit Profile

NYC Local Law 37 of 2015 impacts employers ability to use consumer credit information.  This article provides a guide to help companies navigate this new change which goes into effect on Sept. 3, 2015.

Part 1 of 4 on Employment Screening: The Importance of Validating Credentials

Part 1 of 4 on Employment Screening: The Importance of Validating Credentials

Hiring a new employee can be exciting. It can mean that the business is growing or it can be a relief to fill a critical vacant position.  It can also be very risky if the new employee isn't able to perform at the expected level, is intent on defrauding the company, or if the screening process is non-compliant with the applicable regulations.  To mitigate this risk, businesses need to perform comprehensive and compliant pre-employment screenings.