Background History Check | Background Check News for 11/26/2009
Police Chief Hired Without Background Check - WSMV
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Nationwide Pre-employment Background Checks Service Announces New Office in Michigan (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) GPS and Associates, one of the nation's few background screening corporations that also serves as an investigative agency, announces expanded services with the opening of a third service location in Michigan. The company specializes in providing hands on criminal background checks in Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa and the Virgin Islands... | ||
Taxpayers angry with county shortfall - Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
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iPhone apps run background check on your date (TechWorld) Psycho killer, run run run away In a move that is sure to make playboys everywhere nervous, Internet company PeopleFinders has created two iPhone applications that let users perform background checks on their potential dates... | ||
Mayors Against Illegal Guns: Close the terror gap - Examiner.com
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Plaza Liquors gets green light (Sonoma Index-Tribune) CHRISTIAN CHOTOWSKI could be selling beer, wine and liquor at the Plaza Liquors' location within 60 days. Robbi Pengelly/Index-Tribune The name will change, slightly, but if all goes according to plan and the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control doesn't find any obstacles in a background check of Christian Chotowski, Plaza Liquors will be reborn sometime in the next 60 days or so... | ||
iPhone apps run background checks on your date - San Francisco Chronicle
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Apple posts guidelines on 27-inch iMacs Target Display mode (Macworld.com via Yahoo! News) If you happen to own one of the new 27-inch iMacs, you may have heard that you can also use it as an external display for your other computers and devices (DVD players, for example). Although the process is as straightforward as connecting another computer to your iMac via its Mini DisplayPort port, the fact that Mac OS X keeps running in the background while it is in Target Display mode makes ... | ||
KTVN Channel 2 - Reno Tahoe News Weather, Video - Calif. firm hired to clean up drug waste fined (KTVN Reno) FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - A Fresno-based company under federal contract to clean up clandestine drug labs has been fined $250,000 after officials pleaded guilty to allowing a worker who didn't undergo a criminal background check onto 1 of their job sites... | ||
Sleep lab tech pleads no contest to battery - Monterey County Herald
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Police Chief Hired Without Background Check (WSMV Nashville) A police chief fired from one police department and forced to resign from another because of inappropriate behavior was hired in Iron City without a background check... | ||
Want to be a census taker? (Daily Herald) The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for thousands of people to work in temporary jobs across Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin for the 2010 census. The jobs involve going door-to-door to interview residents. Job applicants are required to take a skills test and undergo a background check... | ||
New law requires fingerprints of child-care workers - Concord Monitor
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Local briefs: Fresno-based company fined $250,000 (The Fresno Bee) A Fresno-based company under federal contract to clean up clandestine drug labs has been fined $250,000 after officials pleaded guilty to allowing a worker who didn't undergo a criminal background check onto one of their job sites... | ||
Thumbtack Takes On RedBeacon As It Looks To Bring Local Service Providers Online - Washington Post
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Hasan background check gets own probe (USA Today) President Obama has ordered a high-level review of how a terrorism task force handled intelligence collected on Army Maj. Nidal Hassan... | ||
Sarah Palin says McCain campaign billed her for her background check - Los Angeles Times
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Nationwide Pre-employment Background Checks Service Announces New Office in . - PR Web (press release)
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Agency warns budget cuts could crash background-check system - Salt Lake Tribune
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Hinds' bad-check unit may close (The Clarion-Ledger) Hinds County District Attorney Robert Shuler Smith said Monday he is considering turning over some of the county's bad-check unit duties to a collection agency to save the county money... |



