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AI Risks Employers Should Be Aware Of
Artificial intelligence is still in its toddler stage– now able to walk effectively but somewhat clumsily. There is uncertainty surrounding future regulation, which presents concern
The ‘Why?’ and ‘How?’ of Random Drug Testing
According to the American Addition Centers, 16.7 percent of Americans (aged 12 and older) battled a substance use disorder in the past year. Studies show
4 Ways Customer Support Impacts Your Screening Success
When prospective clients include us in their vendor search, they often ask a number of common questions. Such questions, perhaps not surprisingly, include: What are
Celebrating 20 Years In Business
Let’s take a quick step back in time. 1994 was the first year of operation for Consumer Credentials, a consumer reporting agency that offered employers
3 Surprising Hiring Facts That Can Help You Reduce Turnover
Turnover will likely always be a concern for employers. However, turnover trends are showing improvement– a thing that is bringing sighs of relief nationwide. According
Assessing Risk: Remote vs On-Site Workforce
According to data gathered by Robert Half, new hybrid and remote job postings have increased by about 10 percent from early 2023 to the end
5 Reasons to Search the Civil Courts
There are several considerations when it comes to obtaining court records. Are records to be retrieved from the civil courts or the criminal courts?… A
How Long Are Substances Detectable by a Drug Test?
A common question we receive from both employers and applicants is, “How long are substances detectable in a drug test?” Of course, like many questions
What Likely Won’t Show Up on a Criminal Background Check
As a job candidate, it’s common to experience a bit of anxiety when awaiting the results of a background check. Fear of the unknown often
Peopletrail Recognized for Customer Satisfaction 9 Years Running
In November 2024, Peopletrail appeared on the HRO Baker’s Dozen list of top HR service providers for the 9th consecutive year. HRO Today‘s Baker’s Dozen
5 Big Misconceptions Surrounding Federal Criminal Records
As most of us learned at a young age, the United States Constitution delegates a certain amount of power to the federal government and to