More and more companies are conducting often-extensive background checks to verify job applicants? information ? and experts say it?s worth the effort.
“Firms lose jobs when employees they assume have the credentials are working on a job they don?t have the credentials for,” said Jim Randisi, a principal with Baltimore-based Randisi and Associates, which provides businesses with pre-employment screening.
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