Upwards of 30% of all employment applications and resumes are
exaggerated in some form or fashion. Individuals most often lie about
dates of employment to conceal times of unemployment or positions from
which they were fired. Many exaggerate their educational and
professional accomplishments; some try to disguise irresponsible work
patterns and a few attempt to hide a criminal history.
Our researchers
will contact as many prior employers as required and verify the
following:
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dates of
service
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positions held
-
ending pay scale
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whether
they are full or part time
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whether the position was temporary or
permanent
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if drug screening was performed
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if notice was given when
they left a past position
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the reason for leaving the position
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whether they are eligible for rehire.
Backgrounds USA
requires the company name, and the contact name, phone number and
location. Occasionally a signed release is required. Ninety percent of
results are available within 24 hours
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