Pre-Employment Background Checks
Screening employees thoroughly and properly.
Should employers run employment background checks on potential or current employees? The question should really be: Can you afford not to run employment background checks on your employees?
As an employer, you are expected to demonstrate a certain level of due diligence in the employee background screening process. Employees can be your greatest asset or your greatest liability.
One third of all small business bankruptcies are caused by employee theft. The National Retail Security Survey states that inventory shrinkage, which is a combination of employee theft, shoplifting, vendor fraud, and administrative errors, cost US retailers over $41 billion dollars in 2006. Small businesses are even more vulnerable to occupational fraud as many small businesses still do not conduct employment screening background checks.
In addition to preventing theft, our pre-employment background checks can help you avoid problems with workplace violence, falsified employment applications, drug use, negligent hiring liability, and turnover. Best of all, our pre-screening services are fast, easy and professional.
Call us today for a free and confidential consultation at (877) 433-6277, or use our online contact form.
What our clients say about our service:
When you consider the cost of a hiring mistake, taking time to be thorough is worth it. Our client had been looking for a district manager for over 10 months and no one fit the bill. When they found someone who fit the position, they wondered if it was too good to be true, and sure enough, it was. The candidate had two separate identities; one public records search showed the candidate had been a registered sex offender. The man didn’t even have a high school diploma in a position that calls for an MBA. Cheaters Detective Agency prevented pressure to hire from becoming a hiring disaster.
-Las Vegas, NV
Cheaters Detective Agency went beyond the call of duty for speedy response, accuracy, and help understanding the report for a high-level county job. Our candidate claimed to have a degree in public administration; it was easy to learn it came from a diploma mill. A search of public notices showed the candidate had several drunk driving arrests also.
-Phoenix, AZ
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