Check Your Checker
The biggest problem
with background checks is not in finding a supplier...there are hundreds of
them out there. The bigger issue has to do with their accuracy. According to
TalentWise the error margin can be as high as 41%.
The reason for this is
the large number of county courthouses
(3000+) and the fact that they are not centralized, have unique ways of data
sharing and believe it or do not have their the databases available online.
If you need help in
selecting a provider you can visit BestBackgroundChecks.com for a detailed directory.
I GET AROUND...
That's what Brian Huff,
Controller, The City of Kent will be humming along at Blossom Music Center on
June 13th as last month's winner of our Beach Boys giveaway. It was tough going
picking a favorite tune but Kokomo, I Get Around and Good Vibrations were the
favorites picked.
Winners of Pet Sounds
CD's include:
- Mary Jane Hannah, HR, Kent State University
- Joanne Sharp, HR Coordinator, Infocision
- Tammy Langford, Manager, Mill Pak-Ohio Gasket & Shim
- Dale Gresko, Classified Advertising Manager, Vindicator
- Renee Jones, HR Manager, Rhiel Supply
This month we are
moving back to the Battle of Ohio by offering chances to win tickets to the
Indians versus Cincinnati Reds series that start on June 20 at Progressive
Field. Opening this month's e-letter automatically has you entered.
THINK TWICE BEFORE
ENDING A TEMP THAT GETS HURT
"No employer shall
discharge, demote, reassign, or take any punitive action against any employee
because the employee filed a claim or instituted, pursued or testified in any
proceedings under the worker's compensation act for an injury or occupational
disease which occurred in the course of and arising out of his employment with
that employer".
These are the words
from Ohio Revised Code Section 4123.90 and co-employment issues being what they
are could land you in trouble (along with your staffing provider) if you end
the assignment of a temporary worker at your facility because of an industrial
injury.
The best result for all
concerned is to get the injured worker back to work as quickly as possible to
avoid the costs of litigation. Of course if there are other issues involved
that justify the assignment being ended such as the intentional violation of
safety rules things change.
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT
STATEMENTS MAILED NO MORE
If you are like me and
enjoyed getting that statement in the mail every year from the Social Security
Administration that shows how little you'll be getting if you even make it to
the retirement goal line that keeps getting farther away it just got a bit
harder.
It seems they will be
available only by going on their website and downloading them via the internet.
I went through the process and believe me it involves many security steps
including passwords, security questions and so forth but they did make it.
So, if you want to see
your benefits visit www.ssa.gov and register on-line.
Good Luck!
1. Red poppies; 2. New
York; 3. Decoration Day; 4. Last Monday of May; 5. Indy 500; 6. Half staff dawn
till noon then full staff at mid-day; 7. Tomb of the Unknown-Arlington
Cemetary; 8. West Lawn U.S. Capitol; 9. 13 stripe are for the original 13
colonies and the stars are for each state; 10. SUMMER!
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