Anonymous
08/30/2013 11:25
Subject: Re:When to give potential employer your social security number?
.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At the point which they are running a background check.
Don't they first extend a written offer based on a clear criminal background?
Not always. Some companies will run bg checks before extending an offer. We have a particular client that requires a piece run before we even submit candidates.
The candidate would always know they are providing the ssn for the bg check. We do it as part of the bg check authorization. Any company that is running bg checks wo notifying the potential employee of their rights under the FCRA is running a risk. We primarily use 3 different background check vendors. All 3 require authorization from the person for whom the check is being run.
Above is for commercial positions. As pp noted security clearance is different.
Anonymous
08/30/2013 11:13
Subject: When to give potential employer your social security number?
Generally when they give you an offer, you would provide it for a background check. However, if the position requires a security clearance you may need to provide it much earlier in the recruitment process so they can validate your clearance.
Anonymous
08/30/2013 10:37
Subject: Re:When to give potential employer your social security number?
Anonymous wrote:At the point which they are running a background check.
Don't they first extend a written offer based on a clear criminal background?
Anonymous
08/30/2013 10:31
Subject: Re:When to give potential employer your social security number?
At the point which they are running a background check.
Anonymous
08/30/2013 10:14
Subject: When to give potential employer your social security number?
Before a contract or after?
Anonymous
08/30/2013 10:14
Subject: When to give potential employer your social security number?