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The DBS ID Checking Guidelines: What’s New?
The way organisations check the identity of employees and applicants has changed. The updated DBS ID checking guidelines bring new clarity and flexibility while maintaining the integrity of the process.

How to Get Your 5-Year Employment History?
If you’re applying for a new job, going through a screening process, or simply want a clear record of where you’ve worked and when, knowing how to get your 5‑year

How Often Should DBS Checks Be Renewed?
If you are working in a regulated field or hiring staff in roles involving children or vulnerable people, one of the questions that often comes up is how often a

How Long Does a DBS Last?
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “How long does a DBS last?”, you’re definitely not alone. It’s one of the most common questions people have after receiving their certificate. Many assume

What is a Right to Work Share Code and How to Get One?
Ensuring that employees have the legal right to work is a fundamental responsibility for every UK employer. To simplify this process, the UK government has introduced the right to work

What is the SIA and Why Is It Important?
The private security sector in the UK is one of the most carefully regulated industries. High standards of accountability and professionalism are necessary to ensure that individuals working in this

BPSS vs DBS: Are They Same?
When it comes to pre-employment screening in the UK, two terms often come up: BPSS and DBS. People frequently ask, Is BPSS the same as DBS? The short answer is

Why Do People Fail Security Vetting?
Security vetting is an essential part of recruitment for roles that involve access to sensitive information, secure premises, or regulated environments. Employers rely on vetting to decide if an individual

What Happens If You Fail a BPSS Check? Understanding the Process
When applying for roles within government departments, defence contractors, or any organisation handling sensitive information, you may be asked to complete a BPSS check. But what happens if you fail