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Social Media Screening

Is Social Media Screening Still A Part Of The Current Background Check Trend

Social media used to feel like a private space. Over time, that line has blurred, especially when it comes to hiring. Many candidates now wonder how their online presence fits into modern background checks, and employers are just as unsure about what is acceptable. This blog looks at social media screening in today’s hiring landscape. […]

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DBS ID Checking Guidelines

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. If you carry out DBS checks, this is essential reading. Understanding the updates ensures you stay compliant, avoid errors, and can confidently manage new hires

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Right to Work Share Code

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 share code, a secure digital tool that verifies an individual’s immigration status online. For anyone preparing to start a new role or for employers managing

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fail security vetting

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 can be trusted with certain responsibilities. However, a significant number of applicants experience delays, rejections, or full denials during this process. Understanding why security vetting

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