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Every 17th of March, people all over the world celebrate the life of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of the Irish people.

The people of Ireland celebrate the feast of Saint Patrick to honor the life and commemorate the death of the man who among many things is legendary for being known all over Ireland as the man who drove snakes out of the entire country.

In the corporate world, a different kind danger exists in being snake bitten by hiring candidate that may fall into a troublesome category such as drug abusers, thieves, sex offenders or perhaps someone unqualified for a position.

These “snake bites” can be difficult to identify because they may disguise themselves as harmless, educated and even skilled individuals when they are applying for a job.

Some employers unfortunately find out too late that they’ve made a hiring error. Once the damage has been done, your organization is left to face the consequences of feeling snake bitten by lost recruitment and training time and costs, legal claims, lost wages or even a tarnished corporate image.

How to Avoid Being “Snake Bitten”

As an employer, you may avoid feeling snake bitten by screening and qualifying candidates during the hiring stage. This is possible by incorporating certain measures in your hiring policies, including tapping the services of a competent employee information management company who can deliver these services:

  • Criminal Background Checks
  • Employment Verifications
  • Reference Checks
  • Driving Records Checks
  • Credit Checks
  • Drug Screening

Being “Snake Bitten” can hurt your business more than you think.

By performing a comprehensive pre-employment background check on job candidates, you will be able to identify and prevent being “snake bitten” by those joining your workforce. Make this possible by partnering with a reputable employment screening service in Florida.

Hire job candidates with the right experience, skills, attitude, work ethics and background. A competent employee information management facilitator will help your business avoid the costs of a potentially bad hire.

Call us at (800) 725-3343 for all of your employment screening needs.