Delaware (DE) Pre-Employment Screening

Pre Employment Screening In Delaware

National Employment Screening provides professional pre employment screening services to Delaware employers to help you protect your employees and clients from the costly effects of making a "Bad Hire."

Call anytime to get more information about our Delaware Employment screening services at 800.459.3034.

We provide employment screening services for all businesses and employers in all Delaware cities including Dover, Wilmington and other cities.

We provide employment screening services for hospitals, nursing homes, franchised auto dealers, staffing companies, employee leasing companies, PEO's,  trucking and transportation companies, banks, high tech companies, insurance companies and all other employers in all Delaware cities.

Delaware employment screening law: Giving Employment References in Delaware

Delaware employment screening law provides some protection to employers and states: Employer is immune from civil liability when providing job performance information, work related characteristics, violations of law and work evaluations, unless the information disclosed is shown to be knowingly false, misleading or malicious. (Del. Code 19 §709)

Delaware employment screening law: Delaware At Will Doctrine

Delaware is an employment-at-will state which means that, absent an employment contract (or collective bargaining agreement) which provides otherwise, an employer can discharge an employee for any reason, or no reason, with or without notice, as long as the discharge does not violate a law. Also, under the employment-at-will doctrine, an employee can terminate the employment relationship with or without notice.

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Delaware Chapter for The Society Of Human Resources Management

Delaware Employment Law Blog

Please note that Federal employment screening law mandates background checks for employees who are engaged in particular industries. The Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services maintains a list of individuals who are excluded from participation in any of its federally-funded healthcare programs. Exclusions are due to convictions for program-related fraud and patient abuse, licensing board actions and default on health education assistance loans. Therefore, employers in affected industries should check the OIG Exclusion list before hiring employees who might work in such programs. The FACIS program is also very important when screening medical personnel. Click Here for more information on FACIS.

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