• Bevin Studstill
• August 16, 2018
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An accountant, bookkeeper and tax attorney walk into a bar. They all order their drinks and start to talk about what they do for a living. The bartender dries his glasses and poured drinks as he usually would. Always quiet and listening to that chatter amongst the people. He starts to ask questions, “ How much do you charge for …

• Bevin Studstill
• August 13, 2018
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When you’re a small business owner resources are sometimes limited and you forgo certain things that larger companies can afford, but doing background check shouldn’t be one of them. Building background checks into your budget is essential and can save you a lot of trouble and money in the end. According to The Small Business Association replacing an employee who …

• VettFirst
• June 24, 2018
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Rescreening ensures that changes in employee circumstances were being accounted for as they moved through their career According to a report from MoneyControl.com, repeat background checks, or “re-screenings,” are slowly becoming a normal part of business. Some countries—India, in particular—are early adopters of re-screening, and employers in other parts of the world are expected to follow in their footsteps. In …

• VettFirst
• June 18, 2018
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At the request of Gov. Scott Walker, the University of Wisconsin System next week will consider tightening its hiring processes and reference checks to keep potential employees with a history of sexual harassment from slipping through the cracks. A proposed policy change would require all UW campuses to share personnel files of current or former employees with other UW campuses or state agencies as part of a …

• VettFirst
• January 6, 2018
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Every volunteer should go through a thorough background screening as part of their volunteer application process and rechecked every couple of years. Gone are the days when background checks were only done on people who work with children.  It is important to know the criminal background of every volunteer in your church.  We know that people can, and do, turn …